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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 860, 5 July 1910, Page 4

An interesting point is involved in a case which will come before tho Court of Appeal this morning. Tho appellant, a clerk, sustained injury to one eye to such an extent that he was able to perceivo little inoro than light and darkness. When he mado a claim upon all accident policy which he held, tho insurance company declined lo make any payment, pointing out a clause in the policy which said that, before lie could recover, there must be "complete loss of sight." Tho Chief Justice, when ho hoard the case, decided in favour of the insuvanco company, and the appeal is bi-ought in regard to that judgment. A conference between oily liotelkcepers and the Wellington Cooks' ami Waiters' Union has been arranged for July 12. Tho parties arc meeting at tlie suggestion of the Arbitration Court, which will subsequently deliver its award in HlO dispute. Kales of wages will be particularly discussed at tlie conference, at which the Arbitration Court assessors (.Messrs. Scott and .M'Cullough) will attend. The. Cooks' and Waiters' Union mrV lost evening sml discussed the position. Shampooing, Clipping, Hairdressing, Manicuring, face Mas-sage, Treatment of Falling nair. and Dandruff. Combings made up. Natural llair-pnds. Mrs. Jlolloslon (over Carroll's), 1-1 Will is' Street. 'Phono 1501).-Advt.