NEW ZEALAND
EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION
(Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, Saturday. The Auckland Employers’ Association report that much useful work lias been done in the year, tint regrei tlie reluctance of many employers n
contribute the comparatively insignificant. .subscription which entitles them to full membership. The report- adds : The fact is astonishing, but none the less true, that the individual working man cheerfully contributes more to his union than soma employers are willing to contribute to our funds/’ The Association now contains over two hundred employers-.
SCHOLARSHIPS, WELLINGTON, Saturday. The Education Department has been directed to formulate a scheme in connection with three scholarships for New Zealand, which are to be founded by the executors of the will of the late Mr Cecil Rhodes. Each scholarship will be tenable at Oxford for three years, and will be worth £3OO per annum.
DAMAGE TO BALMAIN. AUCKLAND, Saturday.; The steamer Balmain, which put- Into Auckland cm the voyage from Gis borne to Sydney, to have leaks In nei boilers repaired, was cleared for Raima and Svdney, but after examination of her’hull the Collector of Cits.oms ordered a further survey, ami ier departure has been delayed.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 486, 28 July 1902, Page 4
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