DOMINION NEWS.
NURSERYMEN'S CONFERENCE. i By Telegraph,-Press Association. Wellington, January 2-1. The nurserymen's conference to-night elected the following others: President, .Mr T Waugb; vice-presidents '..ml chairmen of district oouncih, Messr? 0. J Mackay (North Island) and A. W. Huston (South Island); committee, .\ic??rs V. Cooper, IT C. Gibbon*. D A. llav. W. K. l.ippintt :inrd A. McDonald (for N'orth Island), fi. A Skene. C J. Currow, L G Grant, S. Cousins, E. W. Mc Ivory, jnnr, and Millichamp (for South Island); secretary an;! treasurer, Mr. G. A Green; auditor, Mr. XV. S. Johnston. It was decided to urge the Gtn eminent to increase the number of instructor?, especially in n district like Invercarpill, and to take steps to keep lire blight and other diseases out of the Dominion, , . , . SOME STIFF FINES Auckland, January 24. At the Police Court to-day, Alexander Maekie and David 1 Henry Simon were eaeh fined £(10 on two charges of being in the street for the purpose of betting. Frank Batliie, barman, \va:« lined £lO for ,receiving payment for liquor contrary to anti-shouting regulations.
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 January 1917, Page 2
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