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Waipawa Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 2501, 4 September 1890, Page 3

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(Pib Press Association.—Copyright.) , (by submarine cable.) (Received September, 4, 10.20 a.m.) The Times says that if the London Board of tne Bank of New Zealand bad demanded to be informed by the Bank of its true position earlier, much subsequent loss would have been averted. The Tims', hints that the Board of TraJe ought to appoint auditors to keep directors up to their duties. It has be3o found impossible to arrange for a team of gentlemen to play against tba Australians at Lords on September Bth for the benefit of the cricketers' fund, and the Marylebone Club will provide a team instead. (Received September 4, 10.30 a.m.') LONDON, Sept. 3. The Trades Congress has approved the p.lcsiple of payment of members. The first trial of strength between the new and old unionism resulted, after a heated discussion, in the defeat of the Socialist programme by 263 to 92. The division was taken on an amendment compelling working-class Candida es for Parliament to support nationalisation of the land.

3iroi severely attacked the present labor members in the House of Commons. The gas-workers have forwarded £1,600 to Australia. The sailors and firemen have voted £IOOO. The biickmakers propose a weekly levy of sixpence. Tfce engineers offer It, which is calculated to prodnoe £3,000 per week. The Australian and N.Z. Mortgage and Agency Company has declared an interim dividend of 4 per cent. (Received Ssptembsr 4, 11.15 a.m.) The Australians in their second innings made 195, and Noith of England have lost one wicket for 57, of which Sugg made 42. The . Sixndird , in the course of an article n the a'.ikes, says the working man can no longer rely on breaking down m detail employee of Great Britain by the collective resources of t ades unionism In the two hemisphere!.