SHEARERS' ACCOMMODATION.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 4 October 1907, Page 4

SHEARERS' ACCOMMODATION.

ANOTHER BATCH OF INSPECTORS. [United Press Association.] Mr T y E #™ST°N. Thursday. Mr J. A Millar, the Minister of Inspectors of Shearers' Accommodation. The Inspectors will start work in Gisborne, and proceed to Hawke's Bay, and follow down throughout the Dominion. One of the Inspectors is now engaged in the Auckland district. Those anointed are Mr Carmody, Assistant Inspector at Dunedin; Mr J. P. Lynch, of Milton, Secretary of the Agricultural Labourers' Union,- and Mr Georgeson ,in charge of the Labour Department at Gisborne.

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