KNIGHTS OF LABOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 102, 30 April 1892, Page 2

KNIGHTS OF LABOUR.

AUCKLAND DISTRICT ASSEMBLY, No. 251). TiiE quarterly meeting of t!ic above was held on Thursday evening last in tho ! Assembly Room, Be In the absence of tho D.M.W., sicknos? in the family, and the D.W.F., ill in the Hospital, the Past IXM.VV. I'-ro. R, French presided. The local assemblies were weil represented, some of the country locals lover two hundred railed awoy havincp deUijiatea prenout. A lob of busiu.,.----;of a varied chaructfir \v»?» ilcil , I with. Arrangemottth were niado for j the visitation of sorno of the country locals for instruction in the new unwritten worl: i aiid counsel. A number of matters '>f poll i tica! importance wero roforred to the executive, , lor them to .■α-rjujwo and forward i {the local assemblies, w that, t.!i'\y may bu ! dealt nilli at the next so.-sion of thu 1 >isitrict j J Apsombly. With filie view of lemoning tho i IVwilities for gambling, it was decided fcoatli the Government to abolish tho tot.al- j inator. A resolution in favour at tho Female Franchise Bill was passed, arid will lat the proper time bo forwarJod to Sir John Hali and tho Premier. A hourly votn lof thanks'was passed to the f>.C.,' Bro. for tho eflicienfe manner in ivliifch he has attended to the correspondence of tho Order. Tho number of organisers have | I been iucrtiased in the district - ., and ao.iivc, ! ftirgreeflive work is contemplated. A m\fet-.; : will shortly be held nt Nswrnarfcot, , J whero it U oxpectod a local will !'e form.od. | The sesfiion, which way of*!i most hnrmu>ni- | ous character, was terminated about halfI fiast twelve. '