UNEMPLOYMENT PAY

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 177, 22 April 1919, Page 5

UNEMPLOYMENT PAY

HUGE SUM GONE SINCE ARMISTICE DAY. • London, April 16. Mr. G. Wardle, Parliamentavy Secretary for Labour, said that unemployment donations, from the armisice to April 4, totalled Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

The Bishop of Hereford, preaching at tho Temple Church, said'the National Church could not possibly bo outside the process of reconstruction. Why should not ii Royal Commission do for tho Church Hi 1919 the same service which a Royal Commission did in ISO,l—examine thoroughly the distribution of the ecclesiastical endowments and tho conditions of their tenure, and make proposals of reform? Either disestablishment or a hiorougli reform of tho Established system appeared to liini tho alternative with which the English nation was faced.

A gift of i:20,000 to the Liverpool Cathedral Building Fund has been made by Mr. John Haiikin, head of the Liverpool shipping firm of .Tinnkin, ■Gilmour niul Co. Tho money will 'bo devoted to erecting tho great southern parch which will bo the principal witi'iiiico to tho cathedral from St. ,tamed ltoad, and will hi? a striking feature of tho building. The Cathedral Finance Committee havo agreed that the porch should bo specially dedicated as ji memorial to the Haiikin family, who have for over a century been identified with the prosperity of Liverpool and with its philanthropic work.

The Bath Chamber of Commerce has resolved that no person of enemy alien birth shall be allowed lo become a member.

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