WELLINGTON NEWS.
(Per Press Association.) Wellington, last night. Mr Scddon and family left for Grey, mouth by the Tulnnekai this afternoon. Steady rain delayed the opening of the New Zealand Lawn Tetmis Association’s championship meeting until four o’olook this afternoon, when a few games in the handicap BiDgles woro played. The winners of the games were : —Men’s handicap singles, first grade, first round : Wallace, Parker, W. Pearse, Goss ; sscond roud'd, McCaskill second grade, W. Ijowe. Dadios’ handicap singles, Beoond round : Missas Ccck, Smith, itobiason, Fleming, Vaustavein, Morgan, Cabinet has decided that the votiDg power at the Labor Confer- • enco shall bo equal as betwoeu employers and employees. The Farmers’ Union will cot bo repusonted at the Conference. as
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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1637, 29 December 1905, Page 2
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