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Taranaki Daily News, 30 July 1918, Page 7

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LABOR AND HOME RULE. London, July 2S. Tlio South AValcs Labor Federation Conference, representing 172,000 workera, passed a resolution recognising Ireland's claim, for immediate Homc°Eule, ■' a »lf.«leclariißg that this should be regarded; as !»n advauge instalment of Komq KiMjjjjir England, Scotland, and Wales.— N.Z. Cable,; Assoc. : ; <, „p SCRIBES. London, July 25,,^ At Southampton Lor|fieaverbrook gave a luncheon to thefejfcw Zealand journalists, who will go when . % Australian editors arrive:—Aus N Z (Sale,. Assoc. . WAR ANNIVERSARY , j m-■*'.-'' "' London, July iiij. ■•m^}°y^^oor3v'A.. iiuortant. message on tHe, fourth am-niversary of the war Vitt.beV'despatehed sealed to all theatres, •piS'fr."^ and cinemas, and read pub- :* [W'ft* !) o'clock tin the evening of lank in August) ::|>pS[-Z. Cable Assoc, STRIKERS' GRIEVANCES. . ;-- • London, July 28. The Minister of Munitions announces Ijhat injjnediately the strikers resume fcork, a- committee, consisting of representatives of the Government, trade onions, and employers, will be appointed to investigate the labor conditions which have rendered the embargo necessary, to advise upon its administration, and to consider what means can be adopted to maintain and increase the output of munitions.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc, and Renter.