Second Edition

Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 January 1914, Page 3

Second Edition

|p|||;';: : :v- Cables.' ; i";;: ;■>'■' r . ASSOCIATION-! ' p|^ s f^ltec^ea'This'.Da y , 9,25 a~m.) ■ on -strike. '■ : --:.:' .;|gS SydneyV''This Day. tlifeatre orchestras joined issue . wth show musicians in pfi|lll; demanding an increase of ten Plllipv '■'■■; pending negotiations the orchestras have not yet with- ... ' /■' &^*fe;-v : --';- ?^:-Sin^lai , i-'action haV been taken

■.•■.■' ,- : show that the 4ispute; made to embrace the / i:':W , jhpiffs.vjoi, the States. .. Iji^Sft-"^/Tli^f&ipf Mr Johnson, Gnief : '"•* liailwaJyj- Commissioner, ends in ~';:•, -■'■'; - : _' . f^o£ : t& pending ;the reconstruction of 'iltfieX'BMway Commission by legHarper,:'the Traffic acts as Chief Com- * ■;■ "■ SAFE. '■ ascertained that §^^|>|?jDapteihi'Ben3oii'and twoicoinjtinthe wrecked steamer whd left Easter Island arrived, safely at'. Pa-' |^pp^^; ■■';..'f;PbeTO^V'an.d< were thence conveyed 'Francisco by the. steamer • p^f|fS|%^^^rains. I*l*;s£.?■ ! 'SToiTeniial rain has'fallen in'the , l^f^^ Twenty inches fell at Burrunfplldwed by floods and rail-SISS'-^^^'^shaways... AND' ABSURD/' representative' of the ofControl characterises the /;^;!|vS}^ ; that Marylebone jwill §£$■ *■&sss■&?ss a team *° Australia un- : friction, between; the Boards ''players is settled as far--.absurd. , linotMTrs\ '-' : ■ ' Hobart, -nis JDay. W?ifc ; ':'-' : The printers strike continues P" Vi-' : the papers are publishing small issues/mostly set by novice ;f^;' ; !.%::Unofypera.■ . ''■'.••.• LUGGERS MISSING. 7?": A- t Island, This Day. Following the recent heavy ' storms' two pearling luggers are missing. ;^- ■" t: INCREASE. .. -> : : : ; V^&f-V.:'/.;' .Perth, This' Day. : • *" ! f : i' ; .THe gold production for last ;; ; y&ar ■ was .• 314,Q44' ounces, ah in- ; crease of 31,386 ounces over 1912