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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3835, 18 June 1891, Page 2

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(United PreßS Association.) , Arrival of!Siiita"iJ&'V'V '' |U~ t Auckland, Tho'today* • '/ Arrived, at 8.30 a.m., Alameda from 'Frisco*- v The New Zealand are Mr Bachelor aud,' wife, Captain Webb ■' and wife,* *n«V Messrs Haughton, Mailman, Smoyer,' Evett, an<?'Georget. Labour Oonf««tvei.' i, - r , ; > A Labour Conference, .which is convened principally for the purpose ot considering brought down by the" Go^aj^ment 11 this session met in the Govjfftiment Buildings this morning. The. dele-, gates, present' an 'RA'SftteVlvttbV A. Judge (Dunedin), F. B. Boat and T. Hadfield (Auckland), G. Slmpsba Olemworth (Chriatchuroh), Mi! Kelly, M.H.R. (Inveroargill), W. B. Johnston, and D. P. Fisher (Wei- - lingtou).' Mr Slater was eleoted " obairman and Mr Fisher Secretary. ' The proceedings are notopen» to the s press, but are expected to last about' ten days.. - u -'< '.«-> " Tim Tjilinp. Pnhfnvitniuk ihok^tarorlV

the hours of sitting from 9 to 12.30, and 2to 5.80. It has been' decided, that a deputation consisting of Messrs Slater, Simps()n,and ; Sir Goorge Grey, and congratulate him on the success''' of l ' 'his efforts in Australia', and alsO) ask him, to give his opinion l on the Labour Bills. The Secretary was instructed to write the Trades and' Labour Council of New South Wales, congratulating them on the success the. labour party achieved- at the • general election.