HEALTH INSURANCE

Taranaki Daily News, 8 November 1935, Page 8

HEALTH INSURANCE

MR. W. G. SIMPSON AT TAWHITI. Guaranteed prices and matters concerning the friendly societies were the subject of questions at a meeting held at Tawhiti on Wednesday evening by Mr. W. G. Simpson, the Labour candidate in the Patea electorate. Mr. J. Young presided over a good attendance of electors and on the. motion of Mrs. Smythe and Mr. Anderson a vote of thanks and confidence was carried. Mr. Simpson outlined the Labour policy. As a result of questions the relationship between State health insurance and the friendly societies was discussed. The friendly societies would be consulted and would work in.. conjunction with the State, said Mr. Simpson. There would be a co-ordination of the services and in this' the friendly societies had everything to gain. OPERA HOUSE, HAWERA. “CALL OF THE WILD.” “Call of the Wild,” 20th Century’s production of Jack London’s classic of the Klondyke gold r 1 /i of 1897, will commence a season of three nights and three matinees at the Opera House, Hawera, to-day. The film stars Clark Gable, Loretta Young and 'Jack Oakie in its leading roles. Frank Conroy, Reginald Owen, Katherine de Mille, Sidney Toler and the dog “Buck,” who makes his screen debut in this Joseph M. Schenck presentation, are also prominent in the cast. “Call of the Wild” is released through United Artists.