DOMINION NEWS

Grey River Argus, 9 May 1936, Page 4

DOMINION NEWS

(Per Pre s Association.) CIIIHSTCH I'b’CH, May 8.

Three months have elapsed since lhe Christchurch Health Camp Art Union closed, and still no authentic claim has been received lot the fit st prize, an oil painting, which could be exchanged for a motor-ear. Now the law steps in, and. under the conditions of the permit, the prize is to be dealt with at the discretion of the Minister of Internal Affairs. So fat, no instructions have been but it is understood that the prize will be auctioned for Health Camp Funds. DUNEDIN, May 8. A provision for handing £5 to each member of the crew, and £7 each to the master and engineer of the motor vessel Kaiaia. recently wrecked near Auckland, was approved at a meeting of the Shipwreck Belter Society. AUCKLAND, May 7. The death occurred in the Auckland Hospital, to-day, of R. S. Dickson, married, aged (14. of Glen Eden who was admitted with severe head injuries on April 23. Dickson was struck by a bicycle while walking along Gt. North Boad. the accident occurring after 8 o’clock at night. He was taken to the hospital in a critical condition. WELLINGTON, May 7. The offer regarding wages made by the shipping companies to the. Wellington Waterside Workers’ Union, and considered at yesterday’s stop work meeting, was accepted, subject to the approval of the Now Zealand Federation. The terms were not disclosed.