A notice of motion was given at Thursday night's meeting of the Wellington Trades and Labour Council and the District Federation of Labour, protesting against the sentence passed by Mr. Page, S.M., upon four meciberss of the working class for having in their possession allegedly -seditious ' literature. This matter will receive consideration at the next meeting of the council.
Owing to the War Pensions Appeal Board Eopm being inadequate owing to the number of witnesses, the Monday's sitting of the Cominision of Inquiry into the problem of rehabilitation of disabled soldiers will be. held in the Arbitration Court. " The Monday sitting will begin at" 10 a.m. ':
I o-inoiTon- ereniiig at 7 Ui: C. J. Drake will speak on "Christ's Second Comingis it Near?— How does it Affect You?" to which, the public are cordially invited. A Bible study in the afternoon and a midweek prayer meeting are also advertised,
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 138, 7 December 1929, Page 11
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