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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12410, 30 August 1918, Page 4

The executive committee of the Farmers’ Union has passed the following resolution:—“ That this executive, after conferring with the machineowners, is determined to give them every support in opposing the conditions asked for, by the Machine "Workers’ Union, aS'cwe consider the grant-mgCpf the same would have disastrous results upon grain growing.” The hearing of the Supreme Court action Hopkins t. Hills, a claim for commission, will not be resumed until "Wednesday next, at 10.30 o’clock. A chamber sitting is being held to-day, and on Monday bis Honor Mr Justice Herdman will preside at a. sitting in du-orce. Argument in the DormanTobeck pase, an action for specific performance, is set down for Tuesday next, at 10.30 a. m. ’ All classes have contributed to tbs sum of sacrifice. The liberties of tfia world have been fought for by men of all ranks. They have ccme from stately palaces; they have come from humble cottages; they have come from middle-dare homes—all classes, ,aU ranks, all states of life. They have contributed to the making of a new world, aud of the new world let each and all have their fair share.—Mr Lloyd George