I Work was resumed at Wellington today on the unloading of the guano j cargo which was the subject of a dispute 1 and a hitch on the waterfront on ThursI day. It is understood the inert were ordered i back or the penal provisions of the emerg- : envy regulations would be applied to them I and that award rates arc being paid.— i Press Association. | The usual parade of the Women’s Wai I Service Auxiliary on Thursday, took the form of a route march. Between I 80 to 90 members took part and. hcad--1 ed by the City Silver Band, which had kindly offered its services, several Streets were traversed at a smart pace. Mr A. W. Chapman and Miss M. | Christensen were in charge of the parJ ade.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 207, 2 August 1941, Page 8
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