TELEGRAMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 April 1917, Page 3

TELEGRAMS.

Per Press Association.- --Copyright. Proposals Accepted, Dunedin. April 19 At a meeting of the Dunedin Watereiders’ Uniou the new agreement entered into at the recent conference at Welli n gton was discussed, and ft secret ballot was then taken on the proposals, and resulted in 115 voting for the acceptance and 13 against. The result has been forwarded to Wellington. Racing Moating Cancelled. Camaru, April 10 Owing to the Railway Department’s expert deoision not to carry racehorses the committee of the North Otago Jockey Glub baa decided to abandon tbe meeting proposed to be held next week. Fined for Striking Wellington, April 19 The President, T. P. Hiney, and twenty members of the Freezing Workers’ Union employed at Southdown Works, were charged with taking part in a strike without taking the steps required by law. They were fined, tho President £lO and the others £5 each. llmim ■ mi—~ ririiiiw—on POLLARDS PICTURED * Owing to Me Pollard having granted the uee of the Princess Theatre to the Patriotic Committee for Auzac Day celebration concert, there will bo no picture display until Wednesday evening next when a special programme will be sho- ii. The star presentation’ will be “ A Picture Trip to Rotorua.”