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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13874, 11 April 1907, Page 7

(Thomas Pauling writes:—"My hair fell out for two years.. Used two bottles of Capilla, which cempktsly stopped the trouble,"-'

Tlio suggestion was accepted, and the carried with the addition of Hie words "the resolution does not, contemplate (lie imposition of restrictive conditions."

Mr Hughes insisted on a clear understanding that the Commonwealth's right to make sncli restrictions as Parliament might think fit as regards all ships registered in, or trading within, the Commonwealth's jurisdiction was not limited. Mr Lloyd-George thought the resolution only implied possible Imperial action to enlarge the employment of seamen by means of subsidies or incentives to shipowners to employ apprentices. P-ILL OF LADING. Sir J. (i. Ward's motion asking tho Board of Trade lo publish tlio form of a bill of lading safeguarding the. rights of shipper, ship-owner,, and consignees was carried. Mr Hill's amendment that legislation restricting liberty of contract on charter parties and bills of lading ivae unnecessary and undesirable'-was defeated on a vote bsing taken, the Imperial delegates abstaining from voting. MOTION WITHDRAWN. Sir J. G. Ward, in deference, to Mr Lloyd-George's suggestion, withdrew the Suez Canal Council million, with a view of introducing it at the Colonial Conference, after consultation with Mr Deakin,