SOUTHERN NEWS.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) * NAPIER WOOL SALE. NAPIER, this day. For the second wool sale of the season to-morrow 12,224 bales are catalogued and a large number of bales shut out owing to late arrival. Brokers anticipate a good sale. HOTEL WORKERS' UNION. WELLINGTON, this day. A conference of New Zealand hotel employees' unions will be held in Wellington next month. Auckland, Wellington, and Otago are already affiliated, j and Canterbury will be invited to affiliate and invited to send delegates. The total membership of the three centres is about 2000. OAMARU HARBOUR LOANS. OAMARU, Tuesday. A poll was taken to-day on a proposal to consolidate the loans of the Oamarn Harbour Board, which has been in financial difficulties since 1894, partly owing to the institution of a differential tariff on the railways, which diverted a large part of the trade of the port. The proposal was to consolidate £137.000 now, and the balance in 1913, the total being £223,000. The poll resulted in the proposal being carried by 2177 votes to 238. The loan is to be secured by a single rate.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 284, 30 November 1910, Page 5
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