NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS.
(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
Waihi G.M. Company and Miners’ Union. Wellington, Feb. 28. The Government have received from Mr Charles Mollcy, secretary of the Waihi Miners Union, a statement of the facts in connection with the action of the Waihi Gold Mining Company in dismissing Union officers. With the consent of Mr Molloy the Premier has sent a copy of the statement to (he company. When a reply is received the nutter will bo considered by the Cabinet. Memorial to the Queen. Dunedin, Feb. 28. At a meeting convened by the Mayor to consider the best means of perpetuating the memory of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, two proposals were submitted, one for a free public library and realing room and the other for the erection of a statue. It was decided by over two to one vote to erect a statue and a committee was appointed to carry out the matter. Poultry Association.
New Plymouth, Feb 28,
A Conference of the North Island Poultry Association was‘held to day, the object being the forma’ion of a northern association including Marlborough, Nelson and West Coast of the South Island. It was resolved after much discussion that overtures be made to the South Island Association to include Marlborough NeLon, Buller and Westland societies in the northern association with head-quar-ters for the current year to be fixed New Plymouth. Tha Seventh Contingent. Nelson, February 28. The Nelson and West Coast members of the Seventh Contingent leave nero for Wellington on Monday. The New Hebrides Question Wellington, February 28. A deputation from the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church waited on the Premier to-day with reference to the treatment of natives, British missionary, settlers, and traders by the French in Now Hebrides. Mr Scddon replied that he was well aware of what was going on at the Islands and ho was in communication with Mr Chamberlain on the subject and anticipated that measures would shortly be taken to strengthen the British position in the group.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 1 March 1901, Page 3
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333NEW ZEALAND TELEGRAMS. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 1 March 1901, Page 3
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