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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1919, 29 November 1913, Page 12

A ballot was taken by iho WcMporc Branch of tho A.S.It.S, last n'glit, says a. Press Asso vat'on tekgvom, oil the proposal to soriko a livo jier con!.. K-vv on behalf of iho sinkers. 'Jhsj proposal was defeated by 68 votes to 2€. There were '27 rapivs unretuniej. Tlio Biiild : n-» Trade Labourers' T-'nion yesterday unanimously passed a 're-solu-tion donyin,; that t.iiero had been rr.y prcssuro brought to bear upon men who aro anxious to go back to work, as stated in a previous issue, A special meeting of tlio Merchant Servico Guild will bo held at 11.80 a.m. to-day. A full attendance; is requested. The committee of tlio Wellington Missions to Seamen invito tlio friends of tlio mission to a meeting at tho Seamen's Institute, Whihnoro ami Stent Streets, oil Wednesday afternoon, Docomber 3, at 3 p.m., wliwi a statement will bo niado as to the present- position of the mission. Mr. S. George Nathan will sell, by publie auction, at li p.m., to-day, the contents of Mr. George b'hii'tclilTe's Upper Ilutt residence, on the property. On Tuesday next, at 2.1)0 p.m., Mr. Nathan will oii'er, at the Chain i»r of Commerce, Customhouse Quay. Messrs. Kilby lirc.s.' COD-aere farm, Ohariu. M'Cliulon's Uiberaia. Sieving Soap contains no animal fat. Lord Charles "Beresford says: "M'Clinton's Soap is \ ever used."—Advt. Messrs. AY. and G. Tunibull and Co.. Ltd. (late .fas. Macintosh and Co.) will hold their Mastorton stock tale at Waipoua yards on December 3. Jintriw appear elsewhere, I.lno day a gentleman asked a bluejacket why the Government dealt imt trousers to Iheni about inn ff.?( wider (ban Hiey ought to Ira. "For tlio s.-'ni.e reacoli.' !»id Jarli, "Hint your baiter soils you a rtovopipe hat about a tiKil highei: thou it has uccd to be,"