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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12645, 31 May 1919, Page 9

A Pre<& Association cable states that the Federal Parliament will reassemble on June 25. A special meeting of tbe Christchurch ' Picture and Front of House Employees’ - - Union will bo held at tho Trades” Hall to-morrow at 11 am. The report of tho assessors on the recent Conciliation Council proceedings will be received* Lieutenant F. C. Hunt, who ig la charge of about forty South Island boyg at J rentham Camp, wrote to the Mayor • suggesting that as the boys, who aremostly from secondary schols, should be shown over the city of Ohristohutoh • between their arrival by the " ferry ' steamer this morning and the departure of the southern express. The- Mayor would have made the arrangement* suggested if the Maori had arrived |g good time. Her delay gave the boy* only sufficient time to get away by the express. Lieutenant Hunt states in ins letter that the boys were shown, ’ over Wellington, and that it would hi” an education for them to be taken over - Christchurch, tho, largest city in thi South Island. ' ■