COMPULSORY INSURANCE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 99, 16 June 1911, Page 6

COMPULSORY INSURANCE.

SWISS SCHEME. (Received 16, 9.15 a.m.) Borne, June 15. The Compulsory Insurance for Sickness and Accident Bill has passed both Houses, after eleven years’ effort.

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(Received Hi, 9. !5 A.;a.) Paris, Jnuo Id. M. ( niopi, ia tii.n Chainker of i.'eputies, said it war, intended to crmti a Shcreelian army in Mo roue a, suhi(lent to rcstoic the Sultan's authority. 0H A ?. r . PAU M E AKE A -iilnTC riv) SB (Received 1.!, 9, 1 5 a.m.! Par.s. .nine id. Cabinet lias abandoned the champagne area delimitation, mid is uui ducing a Bill to prevent iVau inlont adulteration, and to protect ohl-ema.k lished brands. SifPE P. IA L CoWh£ft ENC E. (Rtceived IC, 12.30 mm.) 4 London, Juno 15. Vr. Asquith presided at the Conference. Sir Joseph Ward’s motion for cheapening cable rates was adopted. Mr. H. L. Samuel stated that steps bad been taken that had secured re ductions in various directions, including press rates. Replying to Mr. Pearce, Mr Samuel said bo would urge the lioasury consent to the Pacihe Board’s construction of a second New Zealand cable. Mr. Pearce, in moving fd r :x SJatoowned Atlantic cable, outlined hu scheme, which Sir Joseph Ward sunported. Mr. Samuel declared that the expenditure was not hi stifle cl at present.