CENTRAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1888, 24 October 1913, Page 3

CENTRAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

r — 6 — f . i Ail ordinary meeting of tho.Wolhng--3 ton Central Chamber of Commerce was held in the Town Hall .yesterday after- , noon, Mr. A. lioigh Hunt, vice-presi-s dent, in the chair. i The meeting unanimously agreed to i the proposals "of the council, whereby a • permanent chamber-and offices arc being i secured in a central position. These ' new quarters will bo availablo for meetings and general use of members in i about three weeks' time.' A good deal ' of routine business was transacted, and i it was resolved: "That the Wellington i Contra] Chamber of Commerce in gen- • oral mooting assembled heartily cn- ; dorso the stand taken by the shipping; f companies and the Harbour Board in regard to the attitudo adopted by the k Wellington Watersido Workers in broak- ' inn its signed agreement." Several ' members spoke strongly on the disloea- ' tion of trade and the inconvenience rc--1 suiting from the unwarrantable action : of tho men, who liavo so little regard for the terms of their compact or tho ■ public welfare. Warner's Rust-proof Corsets! Do you j know that every Warner Pattern is de- ' signed by an export in Human anatomy? ' One who knows exactly where to place i tho boning for support without annoying • orcssure. Wc'Unuton Drapers.—Advt. A Wimbledon motor cyclist, fin;<! at Brighton for riding to the danger ot tho public, was said to have ridden from London in an hour, and to have covered 11)00 yards in one miiiutc~a speed of G4 miles per hour (