MEETINGS.

New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4467, 21 September 1901, Page 5

MEETINGS.

The fortnightly meeting of the New Zealand worun' Union was held laet night. Mr O'Brien, preeident. 'waa in tm> chair, - Correspondence was read from the Waimate branch of the umou seating that active ateps were being taken to regilter the muon. The Feao rated Bight Hour* Union wrote drawing attention to prises for the best' itUg. dance of unionists at the coming demons stratioc. The secretary was instructed . to advertise. Baking member* to 'attenu in force on Labour Day. The question of bringing the City'Council betore the Conciliation Board was hard- over for, , future consideration. < ‘ The last of an'instructive eerie# ef lectures on "Home Nursing and Hygi. one ’ was given by Hr Chappie at the New ioealand nihance Booms on Thursday evening, under the auspices of the St John Ambulance Association., A hearty vote of thanks .to tin lecturer was pro* poeed and seconded by Mrs D. Nathan and Misa L. Hall respectively.' ‘ Mrs Fa. ' than said that Dr Chappie had entertain, ed as well as instructed the class, and on behalf of the students naked the doctor to accept a silver, photograph stand/ suitably inscribed, as a'alight momenta of the appreciation of the valuable infor mation he had imparted. In returning - thanks.Dr Chappie said that he had been • much gratified at the attention given ' to the lectures, and very pleased at the regularity in the attendance of member g. The examination is to be con due* . tied by Dr Kington ITyffe on the 4th proa* iiao at the Technical School.