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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 26, 20 September 1901, Page 2

The -.8. Xapanui hr.d a bretk down with some of her machineiy on Wednesday last wliih slip w s on her way to Warkwort . She put buck to Auc" land for r . , pairs and arrived at Warkwor h on Ihursday mt ruing in time to catch up her running.

Europe lies on an average 1 OOOft. above the sea; Africa, 0,6:>0* Asia 3,160. ' "- '

Everybody thinks it great fun to watch a beginner on a bicycle, till he tries it himself!

If a further sign is wanting to mdi» cate that the Premier is not "goino- to allow the self-elected Labour Leaders to drive him whithersoever'-they deem fit, it will be found in the- following message s >nt us by our preliminary reporter. The item is as follows :— "The Premier informed Mr. Arnold that there were already sufficient provisions in the Factories Act to prevent sweating in the tailoring trade. What-was necessary was a strict application of the provisions, not'legislation (here, here !)" The reply indicates that Mr. Seddon has come to the conclusion that ay« hive had. quite enough legislation for some time to come: that it is well to let well alone» that ivst for a time is necessary, while the "We, horn!*'-from members of the House is ample assurance that they are prepared to support Mr. Seel* don's views oh this subject. The country as a whole will draw a sio-h of relief — Grej mf)iith Evening- Sla?,