DOMINION NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 August 1921, Page 8

DOMINION NEWS.

•BREACH OF LICENSING LAW. By telegraph.—Press Association. Masterton, August 20. Ivy Coopex, licensee of the Gladstone Hotel, was lined £25 for supplying a Maori with liquor. :MR. AITKEN’S BEQUESTS. Wellington, August 20. The following bequests have been made under the will of the late Mr. 3. G. W. Aitken: .€lOOO to St. John’s Presbyterian Church; £250 to the ministers’ widows and orphans fund of the Presbyterian Church Society for the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand; .€2OO to the Wellington Society for the relief of the Aged an i Needy; £■2so to the Presbyterian Orphanage and Social Service Association, Wellington; £5OO to the home missions of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand; £250 to the Presbyterian Foreign Missions. PRESS CONGRESS DELEGATES. Dunedin, August 20. The yew Zealand delegation to the World’s Press Congresa at Honolulu comprises Messrs. Stanley Smith i Dunedin Star), the chairman of the Press Association Easton (Otago Daily Timos), Duigan (Wanganui Herald), Thomas (Taumarunui Press), Kettle (Greymouth Star), and W. McCullough (late proprietor of the Thames Star). The party, with the Hon. M. Cohen, vice-president of the Press Union, will leave by the Makura on September 15. INSURANCE SALARIES. Wellington, August 20. ; Just over 12 months ago the insurance offices in New Zealand formed a, i guild. Several conferences have, been i held between the controlling officers of 1 the companies and the officers of the guild ami this week a satisfactory’ agreeI raent was signed on behalf oi all the. ; companies and the guild. It ii? bci lieved the agreement in the majority of j eas n s will mean the raising of salaries,' i especially in the lower ranks.