LABOUR'S NEW PROPOSALS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 June 1913, Page 2

LABOUR'S NEW PROPOSALS.

The text was issued to-day of tJic .'revention of Unemployment Bill, vhich is to bo introduced into the llouse of Commons by the Lnboiirtes. It provides that a Minister .'or Labour shall sit in the House, ind seeks to establish local committees to regulate labour demand and supply. SAI'ETY IX .MIXJSH. ' A font i ire of the mining machinery at the Royal Agricultural Hall, London, is the methods displayed oi applying electrical power to mining operations. Realistic demonstrations of recent apparatus are being given in a specially constructed smoke cliumiLor DEPTFORI) CATTLE MARKET. The great cattle markets and abattoirs at Doptford, in south-east London. have bccome a white elephant, and the chairman suggests that they should be used for the reception of live stock from (lie oversows dominions. He points out that in the event of England being suddenly embroiled in war the Government would be at liberty to take possession of the, promises for the use ofthe citizons of London. The scheme is under consideration by the War Office and tho Dominion Governments.