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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20000, 16 July 1920, Page 8

The Canterbury Caledonian Society hold its fortnightly social last nHit The president (Sir C. S. Thomas) occupied the chair, supported bv vice-presi- j dents G. Ritchie, A. M’Kcnzio and 1 G. Sey. The president made reference I to the deatli of the late Mr G. N. Kor ! and also the late Mrs R. M’Caliis'ter ' and Pipe-Major Erskine played a I lament. The programme consisted of i items by the pipe band, :Messrs J, Fleming, A. M’Donald, B. Wilson, Q. 1 Bills, E. Boy non, T. Cooner.- and JJissos ! M. Waugh, J. Duff, *D. Caldow, E ! Jnrner and V. Robertson. The Conciliation Commissioner (Mr W. H. Hagger) will go south on Monday to hear the tinsmiths and metal workers, and wax vesta workers’ disputes at Dunedin, and the journalists’ dispute at Invercargill. He will return to Christchurch at tho end of the week.