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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9251, 30 June 1910, Page 4

On page 2: Commercial. On page 3: Football, sporting. On page 6: Correspondence, hockey, Shannon news. On page 7: Cables, telegrams. Mr W. Morton, stationmaster at Hal- ' oombe, has been promoted to the charge of Te Awamutu station. The P. and 0.- Company has arranged for six monthly steamers to call at Auckland next season, beginning with the Mongolia, leaving London on October-7. . The Dunedin City Council by ten votes to nine negatived a recommendation from the Finance Committee fixing the Town Clerk's salary at £1000 a year, and - made the amount £800. Both the Otago Daily Times and Christchurch Press, in commenting on the birthday honours just announced, remark on the failure to recognise the services "of Mr Justice Williams.

ilfc i 6 whispered (says the New Zealand Times) that Saturday night's meeting of the Wellington -Typographical Union was more like a Dpnnybrook fair than a gathering of gentlemen of the printers' craft. . Some of the more prominent speakers, it is reported, were "full of ink" (whatever that may mean), and this appears to have inspired them with more aggressiveness than is usually considered necessary, except in the New South Wales Parliament, for the purpose of debate. One speaker, who curtly told ( another "Nobody takes you' senously" was in-duced-to reconsider the matter when he got one in the eye. Two of the orators were each fined 5s without costs. Arrangements were made for a duel to take place_ on - Sunday morning, but neither principals nor seconds kept the appointment. Extra good value in boys' and girls' leather, schoolbags; _ leather music cases; sets mathematical instruments 7s 6d to 635; opera glasses 20s to 60s. Park's Warehouse. —Advt. Importers ire. invited to send their shipping documents to J. J. Curtis and Co., Shipping, Forwarding and Customhouse Agents, Customhouse Qvay, Wellington. This firm will do your Customs work correctly sd! forward s"-xh promptly-—Advt For Children's Hacking CougTi at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d. 2s 6d. —Advt. Experience is the best teacher of crockery , values, but Collinsons insure you against the possibility of dissatisfaction with their splendid values in crockeryware. They know how, when and where to buy. They charge nothing for their experience; that is given gratis with al! purchases.—Collinsons, Cheapeide, Pa ? merston North. —Advt.