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(l'er l'ress Association.) WKLUMITON, Kob. 10. The Trades Council has ,Uecided that u deputation wait on the Premier to urge that fill (iovernmont stationery lie manufactured in the colony. There are 120 trained nurses registered in the colony. The City Council lias [imsnc.l u special order providing for finally abolishing wards. In view of the prospect of the introduction of motor waggons into the city, the council prepared an exceptional tratlic amendment liye-hnv, which, however, has to be confirmed before it conies into -force. This byuluw, which does not include motor cars or motor cycles, provides that no motor waggon may proceed at a speed of more than eight miles an hour in any part of the city, with reduced s|ie«l in more congested purts. Councillors John Luke, W. H. liar- ' ber, (!. H. Haylis, and T. Wnrdwj~ are mentioned as likely to contort the Mayoralty at the next election. , The Government has revoked the order stopping the sale of rifles from Government stores to muiulwrs of rifle clubs.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7736, 11 February 1905, Page 2
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170WELLINGTON ITEMS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7736, 11 February 1905, Page 2
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