LATE TELEGRAMS.
At the master bakers' conference at Christchurch this afternoon a erenosal to I’cmr.ve the headquarters of tho executive from Dunedin to Wci- - - n« r t. -e iv(lvdfiiteJ ° \t C'.- Audi land ivu-e Court (ho petitioning creditor asked leave to withiraV hi? rairimi to declare C. Harrison (recently convicted in connection with the Ancoui.r sheep dip frauds} a bankrupt. As nothing .-ould bo. gamed 1h promding. the oilier creditors concurred, and the petition was withdrawn. ; No less than nine big steamers, carrying over 8,000 New Zealand suiiicrs, are' now on their way back. With two exceptions all the vessels ,re duo to arrive between April 12 and 24. ~ . , Cabinet decided to-day to promote special legislation to enable harbor boards to make a grant of £SOO to tho fund being raised for dependents of men of tho mercantile marine. , ,u n would be two or three diers’ gratuities. He has just received particulars of ecliome.
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Evening Star, Issue 16995, 18 March 1919, Page 8
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155LATE TELEGRAMS. Evening Star, Issue 16995, 18 March 1919, Page 8
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