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GENERAL TELEGRAMS

SHIPPING AND SEAMEN'S ACT. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. To-night's Gazette announces that the Shipping aud Seamen's Act of 1008 has received the Royal Assent. THE SHOOTING SEASON. 1 f , Wellington, Last Night. I The season for deer-shooting in districts mimed is lixcd as follows:—Otago I April Ist to May Bth; Ilawke's Bay, March 20th to April 30th; Wairarapa, April Ist to May 115 th; Waitaki, April Ist to May 31st, Hares cease to come under the provisions of the Animals Pro-1 lection Act in the Otago district as from March 4th.

J TYPHOID AT GISBORNE. i Gisborne, Lasi Night. t)r. Mason, Health OJlicer, is at present visiting Gisborne in connection with (he epidemic of typhoid, of which there are at present 28cas« in the hospital. To-night Dr. Mason met the Council and expressed tho hope that a suitable sewerage, scheme would soon be adopted for tile town. He urged the adoption in the mean'timc of a sealed pan system aud closer attention bv the municipality. He addressed the public at a meeting . 'glit. i Tl'.AlN SERVICES. I'almeriston N„ Last N'ight. The, Chamber of Commerce to-night considered letters re railway services, and decided to call a conference of represonlalivcK of Chambers of Commerce and other* interested in the Ilawke's lia.\, Wairarapa anil Trunk line services here at im curly date. MI'XICIPALTTY'S ORGAXIST. Wellington, Last Night. Mic (.i Ly Council to-night .appointed Mr. Maughan Harnett city organist at a salary of £240 per annum, lie is to give an average ol' one recital a week. 1 lie Mayor said Mr. Burnett had just 301101 uded a contract with the Council o give forty recitals for two hundred •uiiieas. These had vielded a surplus 1 »f £BO. 1

I DOMINION MUSEUM. Wellington, Last Nigbt. Tin' ftovcrnment lia« decided that Mount Cook Barracks shall In- converted into a Dominion museum. Tenders for tlie .necessary alterations, involving about £10,001), ure, lo 1h i invited immediately, THE (iAMNU ACT. 'Wellington, Last Night. The (fovcrnmeut ilias decided to institute proceedings against a newspaper under the Gaining Act on a charge of publishing particulars of lotalisator betting. The proceedings will lie in tile mature of a test case.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 40, 12 March 1909, Page 2

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364

GENERAL TELEGRAMS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 40, 12 March 1909, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 40, 12 March 1909, Page 2

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