TELEGRAMS.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 3938, 21 February 1920, Page 4

TELEGRAMS.

(Per Press Ass^ciatiexa.)

MAS IEH TON RAM FAIR. Musterteu, Feb. 20. The Ma.-teiten nun tair concluded to-ibiv. Buvcts were prst-ent from all partsMd the Dominion. The demand* lor -o.sl .piahtv Lincoln?, and Rom-ti,-vs*Mei'e very ic.-u, the highest price seetti-ett tor the former wins /Ogs, and tor the latter 2logs, for a ram in,-,! by Mr Egtiiigten, of Greytosvn. iIIDE MARKET FREE. Wellington. Feb. -JO. ila- eoitlereiic." called by the Board ot A-'l-lculttire t" collsielel" the stlippiti- prospect- and arrangements lor marketing the New e/.alalld produce alt.-r On- ending of the Imperial oonti acts sat vest.'-rdax. and siihset-ueiit-h iiitervicssed the Prime Minister. Sir Masses bad intended being present at tin- cotitereiice,','but bad been detained at the coal contereiicc. Tim

Prim.- Minister interim-el a reporter later that the deputation bad handed iittii the resolutions adopted by the rent..rein-.-, and bad made .some r--r ,jnc.-ts. svbi.ii be regarded as icasoiiAcble. "These 1,-i|Ucsts involved assistance bo- producers m meeting tindifficulties arising from ll nding '>» 1 the eoiniiiiindeer and flic suggested Ytide of the vol,! stoics. The ek-pilta-<i..n wanted ib- store.- cleared in nine lor th- reception ol next, -season's produce, and if Mmgosted cmfmi other measures that might be 'oe'-ssaiv or -I'sstrable. He had I H '~1,1,. 1,, ,'ive flic delegates -ouie information Thai uould be useful to.them. WRONGFUL EXPULSION. Wellington, February 20. \t the Supreme Court hetere Mi , Inst ice Sim and :i jury -I hsels-e. the lieatillg ssu.- colitlliued oi (lie ease in scinch J aim'-. M-Ore-gor. seaman ot \\..'ll!tie.ton, Mied Ness /ealall.l Federated Seamen's I 111-11. Ilin-iU'll th- general secreiai y. Mr 1 \S' 'f Y.viiH". for .s.'P'"'" damages. I ,„, i|,e -round that tlirough vsrongl„l expulsion from the Union lie had !„.,.,, prevented lnun follow, lug bis ..cenpati-.u. U'-s Honour in termed Hie jury I bat apart fr-'in the i|Uestii.ii o| damages all other issues svere matters of lass. Counsel had agreed to submit the question -.1 damage.--to the iiii-v. ami to leave the law issues t,.'b..*d-alt with later. His Tfonloiir said h- did not Riink the jury ; ,vo„ld be entitled to award plaintiff I (assuming lor ihe time being the law M.oiufs were decided in Ins" favour). I „,,„.,. (bun the amount oi the peeuni- ! arv loss he had siill'ercd up to the pre'lsent .and ssu- li.-kly I" Miller bctoiv i |~.in- reinstated.. i '|'h,, iuiv refill lied a vet'dtcf for j L'lso. Th- ( |iteslioiis of lasv ssere adjourned.