ENGLISH AGRICULTURE
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Association | (Received Julv G, 9.35 a.m.) LONDON, July 5J In the House of Commons members I for agricultural constituencies sharply ! criticised tin? Corn Production Act Repeal Bill, some saying that the Agricultural Wages Board should be saved. | Mr F. I). Aeland (Liberal) described j th© Bill as a black, deliberate, incort rigible breach of faith. Tho debate was adjourned.
A large attendance of members of the Court Star of Canterbury Lodge A.0.F., assembled at th© half-yearly meeting on Monday evening. Bro. T. Douglas. 0.R., presided. The election of Court officers resulted as follows: C.R.. Bro. O. W. Pepperell : S.C.R.. Bro. Large j S.t\ ~ Bro. W. Godfrey * i J.M .. Bro. Novis. fcr tlie election ! of a Court Trustee two members were , nominated and the ballot resulted in the election of Bro. W. A. Weakly I D.C.R. The Court extended a hearty welcome to two visiting Brothers. Bro. j Aislabie, Wellington, and Bro. Gourley. j Ashburton, and accorded them the ! Foresters’ Greeting One new membe/ j waa proposed.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16471, 6 July 1921, Page 7
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