NEW ZEALAND.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1796, 29 June 1906, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND.

(Per Pres» Association.) Auckland, Inal night. At a mooting of tho Auckland Trade and Labor Council, tho Auckland Tailors’ Union movod what was practically a voto of no couiidcnco iu Mr A. Rosser, secretary, in tho position ho took up in tho tailors’ disputo at tho Arbitration Court, wlion ho appeared lor tho Tailorossos Union, who objoctod to somo of tho rnon’s domauds. Only a fair attendance was present, and tho voting was equal, tho President giving his tasting voto against I tho motion. Tho Koirata rcofs return for tho four weeks ending Juno 16th was £66, Lit) from 1710 short tons of ore. Tho secretary to tho Beamon's Union, Auckland, suggostod to tho Ministor of Marino that tho s.s. Tutanckai bo sont to search for tho scow Hacrom»i, 10 days out from Auckland to Wellington. Tho Minister has replied that tho matter is recoiviDg con<sidoratioc.

Rotorua, l ist night. Arthur Coal an, charged with setting liro to the Geyser hotel, and the theft of furnituro from the same, pleaded guilty, and was committed for sentence to the Supremo Court. Four poisons j charged with shooting tuis, were each penalised to tho extent of £8 Ss 4J. Taihape, last night. Mr Anthony Nathan has been olectod liret Mayor of Taihape by a large majority. Dunedin, last nighf, The tailoresses’ troubles over the new award, which threatened to bicome acute three or four months ago, has now boen fixed up satisfactorily to both parties. It is understood a majority of tho girls have resumed work, and tho Union has refunded to the assisting unions throughout tho colony fifty per cent of tho moneys sent for assistance to tho lock-out fund.