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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 24 June 1924, Page 4

against tho introduction of politics iuto the objects of the Fanners’ Union. M ossrs. Bell. Bailey, btokcs, and Barnett wore appointed a sub-com-mittee to deal with the small bird nuisance, with power to act. Mr Studholme brought up the question of urging the Government to go into the matter of economising m the Public Services. He stated that such economies would help taxation. Ho ,vas of tho opinion that most of rho 1 ail way stations were over-staffed. Tho traffic on the railways, continued air Studholmc, was not as large to-day as it, W as years ago, but the staffs had greatly 'increased. The Union should enter''a protest. _ .. The chairman said that a railway commission would bo sitting shoitly, and it was decided to hold the mattoi over. On the motion of Mr l‘hnt, it was decided to forward a remit to tho South Canterbury Executive suggesting the advisability of tenderin'' evidence ns to the working of the rail ways in the tVaimato district. Accounts amounting to £lB 19s -d were passed for payment. The home of select and disenetivo jewellery. Unique designs in antique Cliinawarc, Royal Doulton Sets, Dinner Services and Rustless Cutlery —E. Stewart Mills, watch and clock repairing carried out by an expert stall' Cups and medals and trophies supplied at shortest notice If in doubt consult E. S. Mills, tho Wannate .lewcller. ...

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