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f PRESS ASSOCIATION.] AUCKLAND, This Day. Mr. Brabant, S.M., has given judgment in a case of interest to friendly micicties. George Church sued an Oddfellows' Lodge for sick pay, the Lodge having refused to continue payment, as he was following some iight employment. The Magistrate decided that as the plaintiff's claim had already been arbitrated on by the Grand Master and Board of Directors of the Older in England in a.c- j cordance with the rules of the Order, the Court had no jurisdiction. The Northern Company's new steamer Ng.ipuhi, for the Onehunga-New Plymouth trade, left Scotland for Auckland on Wednesday. At a meeting of the Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association the question of breeding horses suitable for cavalry remounts was discussed. It was decided to memorialise the Government on the matter. It was generally agreed that the stamp, of horse required could be bred at a remunerative tigure, provided arrangements could be made with the British. War authorities for a ready market. The New Zealand Government is to be asked to import or subsidise the importation of a number of suitable stallions and mares for breeding purposes.
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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 18, 21 July 1900, Page 6
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190LATEST TELEGRAMS. Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 18, 21 July 1900, Page 6
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