WWLLINGTON NEWS.
(Per Press Association.) Wellington, last night. Colonel Gilmour, officer commanding the Salvation Army in New Zealand, is under orders to proceed to London in August. i _ 3?iio Executive of iho Now Zealand Educational Institute spent to-day in conference with ‘the Inspector-General of Schools and the Actuary to the Government Life Insurance Department, discussing actuarial questions involved in the teachers’ superannuation scheme. 6 3Tho Registrar for the Royal Nava! Beseryo has enrolled 150 men in New Zealand for tbe permanent forces, and they have gone on board the Phoebe. About 300 people attended a meeting this afternoon to protest against clauses o. and 21 of the Shops and Offices Act. Speeches were delivered by Messrs Dutbie, Barber, Fisher, and Hordman, M.’sH.R. A resolution was carried testing against legislation ■ which in its operation makes penal the right of makieg an honest livelihood.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1487, 22 June 1905, Page 3
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