GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 233, 25 September 1908, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

ISLAND Jb'Rl/IT TRADE.

I By Telegraph.- -Press Association. _ Auckland, Last iNight. ilie iiiluue, which urrived from the Hands to-day, brought 0970 cases aad -.0- bunches of bananas and o*os cases ''l oranges for this port. So far as 1 '"■ '"""'l-niurat inspector was able to >ve to-uigut, the fruit was in goo,! ~..: I ilitioa, but complete inspection will be I '"ado to-morrow. Apparently the exemption from the new regulations permitted i). the case 0 f the Ham'oto "hicJi arrived last week from Fiji j s [ to be also extended to the cargo land- .,'. 11, ' ( , U,e , T,,llme . a s no certificates "in the shippers setting forth that He bananas were shipped in a green ■ »<• uiiripo conditio;! a nd that the ol ''"iges did not, come from a plantain witlimamileofafmitllyWtar<! " S a,,ik ' e(l f ° r by tho iu -

i LABOR ANGRY. Dmiedin, Last Night. At a meeting of the Trades and La--lor (otincU to-night, the following resolution was carried:—-That ia the oimnon of this Council lii„ 1I 0 „. ;\,,, Mil ar'has byhis actio7l ill connection , yih the Arbitration Bill, forfeited his >'Rljt to be classed ils ~ representative ot Labor, and the Council invile, him to proclaim himself wlut he has prov!i° b ."' «"'■ |l: ""l»'"i «f uheeapit, list class." A .volution was passed placing oa record appreciation of Mr. 11., W TOn 8 Tiws i" COll " ; ' t,ti «i with the Bill The secretary was instructed to ask Mr. Arnold if he were in the House when the Arbitration Bill w -„ I being discussed, and. if ,o, whv he, as a professed Labor member, did not raise "n voice !■;, support of Mr. Barclay's amendments.