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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12256, 28 April 1903, Page 5

Tie Trades Hall organisers at Sydney,; , Recently succeeded in organising a WareWe an( Store Employees' Union, with J Membership of 50. This has now grown 1 . to 800. and it is hoped in time to include ;' 'il.v? large part ■of the 4000 hands employed : ® ty* various stores and warehouses of the i city.l i - A young miner from Pitfield, Victoria, ; *»° wai married the other day, sustained | ; * Misfortune the same evening. He was j HW tt a, Ballarat Hotel, and before ■; to rest placed his pipe containing | . • ! 9 wheis in one of his trousers pockets, ; I : v Was a roll of bank-notes of the j <*s*2?®s £45. The burning tobacco set j -■ « 40 the " pocket, with the result that ' "•notes Were destroyed. In consequence : Wv Ios « sustained the honeymoon trip . ; b® abandoned. ' gi, Kohinga Agricultural Society, . ST* Australia a question box is a feature J; meetings vof members, - and , a very X** future it is. - Here are some 1 rQ What can be done to mSf?* 9 interest of our meetings ? A. Draw : for some months in advance i®*P*Per or special subject for. discus-■ Q. What Will cure IjSjftfe W cows ? A. Lard and oil, vaseline, to jS® l1 * «id lard brandy and lard applied 5 h ® **<*.; Q Effect of drilling manure , fe&adcaating , seed afterwards? A- : ' * «U¥* ht the wheat would not obtain owipfif from \ the manure as if both in together. One member to . IwSaS' ' •0 ft* the land? A. Shallow ploughing. ;■ ii itato '■ »'? poison weed most\ n "peiji 1 Pan cattle?. A-When nearly -I all ' SS£*}W Thert w»3/PonsideraWb ; 3 Pinion that licensing was J fe&rs » <i » n °' ,e ».: * °F b °Tuok or ' B ' bettor than, SpiS* w * nyoUe W for Tt or ol J Itf. iCg St storekeeper for it, or ■ j