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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1860, 20 September 1913, Page 7

Mr. W. H. Hagger, Inspector of tihe Labour Department, Clhnstchuroh, is rolioving at Wellington during the absence of tho Chief Inspector (Mr. J. Lomas). Mr. W. T. Young, secretary of the Seamen's Union, has gone to Auckland on business conncotcd with tho union. . Mr. Francis R. H. Drako, who was secretary to Captain Scott's Antarctic Expedition, is once more on tho active list in tho Hoyal Navy, with tho-rank of Staff-Paymastor. Mr. Marrinor, draughtsman with tho Christchurcli Tramway Board, has accepted a similar position in tho electricity department of tho City Council. Messrs. Baldwin and Rayward, patont attorneys, 215 Lambton Quay, report that they havo filed tho following applications: J. J. Bagnnll, Pnlmerston North, breakwater'; W. R. Dcgonhardt, Kalgoorlie, W. Australia, generating or produoing gas; A. Barker, Queensland, propeller; A. G. Dort, Brighton le Sands, pest-repelling composition; J. P. Connor, Palmerston North, trough for calves; ]t. .T. Boekon, Palmorston North, treating fibrous plants; L. do Launay, Inglewoou, clothes prop; H. P. Heycock, Martinborougli, pneumatic tyre; ,T. Mitchell, Auckland, and H. Gell, London, galvanised iron Blieets. ■ Tho Hawko's Bay Stock Agonts' Association will hold a stock salo at tlieir Waipukurau yards on Tuesday, September 23, commencing at 11.15 a.m. While mowing hay Michael Keane, farmer, of Tarbcrt, Co. Kerry, accidentally cut a leg each off his boy and girl who, with other children unobserved ware bins on tho meadow.