DOMINION NEWS
EIRE BRIGADES’ CONFERENCE. By Telegraph.—Press Associatioff, Napier, Feb. 28, The forty-second annual meeting of the United Eire Association commenced in Napier to-day, Superintendent G. Goodwing (Akaroa)' presiding. He urged fire fighters to do their utmost to help the Dominion back to pre-war conditions. CRIMINAL YOUTHS. ’ Auckland, Feb. 28 In the Police Court John Aubrey Rodgers aged 15 and Arthur Alvven Nicholson aged 19, who started from Timaru on New Year’s Day and committed theft* at Ashburton, Palmerston North, New Plymouth and Wanganui, .were convicted and sentenced to two years’ probation, to be escorted back to tfimaru and to pay for the stolen goods, Nicholson £l5 and Rodgers £O. MINE TROUBLE SOLUTION, Auckland, Feb. 28. Mr. Massey is informed that the Blackball Coal Co. has agreed to accept Henderson’s apology for the words used to the deputy Anderson, and to reinstate I Henderson in his former position. I The tribunal expressed the opinion ! that it would be unwise to legislate dealI ing with the dismissal of workmen from mines, but mine-owners and union officials recognised the need of covering this question in the industrial agreement.
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Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1921, Page 8
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