NEW ZEALAND.
(PRESS ASSOCIATION T__KGBAM9.) AUCKLAND, June 13. At a meeting of tbe Eight Hours League it was resolved that the League become incorporated under the Unclassified Societies Act, 1895, under the title of " The Eight Hours League of New Zealand." At the half-yearly meeting of the Industrial Provident Society the report stated that the amount lent out wai larger than that ol tbe corresponding period last year. Owing to the reduced rat** of interest at which money can be obt <-.in.il, the Directors have thought it advisable to lower the scale of the repayment of loans. WELLINGTON, June 13.
Acting-Detective Gantley, who has been stationed at Wellington for some years, is to be transferred to O-imaru and Constable McAuliffe to Invercargill
The arrivals in the colony for May numbered 1060, and departures 1578. DUNEDIN, June 13.
The attendance at the Winter Show exceeded 11,000, being an increase ot 2000 on last year. The cash taken was £383, being Aa increase of £78.
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9443, 15 June 1896, Page 6
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