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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16467, 17 February 1917, Page 6

V NEWS SUMMARY, ; ( Auckland: Sub-Lieutenant W. E. Moor®, of Auckland,, has been awarded the Military Cross. No settlement has been reached in regard to the strike amongst tho freezing works' employees. Twenty-nino volunteers were examined at the city recruiting station yesterday, of whim 22 were passed as fitThe trawler Muriel wag seized by tho inspector of fisheries early yesterday morning on a charge of trawling within prohibited waters. Thirteen further volunteers have been To-examined by tho second Auckland Medical Board, of whom six were accepted for the front. . ■ C? The conciliation commissioner has appointed three officials of the Auckland Waterside Workers' Union to represent the union at the Conciliation Council which is to sit on Monday next. Hew Zealand: I Purtlief- cases of highway robbery arc reported from Palmerston North. A strike has occurred at the Otira tunnel, a dispute having arisen over tho dismissal of a fitter. 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