TELEGRAMS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 June 1912, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

j [I'KIl I'UK.SS. ASSOCIATION.] .[ FKDERATION OK LAHOUR"S J HUWDKU. WKLLINGTON.. Thi.s Day. week the iSeaiueii's Union decliiie.'l to give iiuaiicial assihlanct , to the Federalion of Labour in the j<-;i-t' oi the men idle at Waihi and Ret'i'ton. The .secretary of tlie I'ninii. .Mr \\ . "Wiitii^_t. bus now received an appeal from Mr Fagan, m;c'"'■(at \ of tbt' Reefion iniiiei's, askiun i'cr iiinct a.vsi-itance to the men Iheiv. lie adds: --Our light should mil. be bracki'U-d with Waihi. We. are locked out for not complying r.iili conditions foivign to our aiircemi'iit. iluman life i.s at stake will) us: th.' very i ■.\i>tt>i!( i> of the i'nicii (|i-j)..||ils upon the result.' , Mr Young, in replying, promises to ''rin.j; thi- matter before the Cnion, :i:i!l cxpn-M's regr-l. at t!>:> unwar-ra'iu-l action of the Feticratioii <;f Lalioiir in l.racK-cliii-: Rcelton with Waibi to save its own face. HI ML 10 IX SCHOOLS. nCXKDIX. Tin's Day. I'l'lorc tin. Kducatioii C'onimi.ssion l'-ho|) \..\ill :U :il Dean Kitchett I|p ' ;,,l ib:»i a referendum should be taken on lln' question of the intro'luction oT iiihl,, reading in State school* ,„, die New South Wales plan. S.VOWKALLS. DANNKVTR.KR, This Day. Hi;ivy mi:sw i-.'ll for several hours yesterday. It is general through- "'!! 'I'" di.tvi-i. |~,t' s , l( ;n (U5.,,,. )K>areil on ||n» || a t, KKETAIirxA. This Day. ■ S '" : '»' I'«'H for iwn hours yester- ''■'.'■ The lowlying )iil| s are still covcre:! Hii'; inorililU;-. ■PAiriATKA. This Day. •\ li'-avy fall <.f snow occurred '" the back country and on the , ;""-' , ' s There was a li'-rlif i'-'l! in Tahiatua nlso.