GENERAL TELEGRAMS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 49, 23 March 1909, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS

OF THE i,. ilb . urn, WAKJ- % Telegraph-Press Association. . Civ',-,,, -i" A « l - k hind, Mondavi. »'|W evi. ence beloie the North Is- '"'" )I<Mul > hearing complaint of i-i/'l-»»y servants, Willi™ c „„, de : a ionnntstvr formerly at MM ■ ,si, .!'- , ' |l 0 " iUIL , iM " l,! "*>" «™H''loiisWcialion, and others, were kent nets !?' C ' 1 n 7l J™" S "'' '"-''"»' «'it«t to take ch U ™""" t ' on ' iii,lc ' l ' ,l ' <i: ih, ' m count of U,o inld t- '« «l««<-y of the .tailing ,rf the service '■'t 'e kept then, oa, "[„ the interests salety he often thought it advisable • • I «'.y sliould „<>,, v. cmplovcd, and ■»}• < l«. irijiineatt appeals t,. his superiors. >o madequacy „f th e staff was due to ■m _ sudden and abnormal increase of ■business. " i, ■

■ COUNCIL op ciIUIiOJIES. Wellington, Last Night. hev. Dr. Wilbur Chapman, who is to conduct an evangelist mission in Aus.,,'il.l"l «'"l' -Mr. (.'. Alexander, is heiniimleil by the Wellington Council of Churches to pay a similar visit to NewZealand. Tlu, Council of Churches tonight, pa.ssed a resolution disapproving »t hnn.-diiy concerts and strongly objectto the pony racings now going on, ;iti'J urging the Coveiiimeiit l.» legislate \'u the direction of restrreting the number of race da vs.

OIt.ITir.UJY. [ Lcviu, March 22. ■Mr. John iUCiilloch, clerk to the llorowhonua County (Joomil, aged 74, ilii'il yesterday morning, lie bad liwn connected with tlie Manawatu-ltoro-wlieima. C'uuiK'il for 32 ! years, awl was only absent for a fortnight on aceou:it of illness. Deceased was most highly esteemed !by all classes of the ciminiunity.