IMPERIAL APPOINTMENTS.
PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONS Uv Telegraph—Tress Association—Copyright Relived 5.26 p.m., Alav 61. London, May 40. A small committee, consisting of Mr Evelyn Cecil, member of tho House of Commons for Aston Alimor, as chairman, the foreman el Uic Post Office, bn John Anderson, and representatives of the Indian Offico and Admiralty Roaid, has ouen appointed to consider the best means jt p.owning lor eoi.e->yat.ee ot malls to amt i'mui me least and Austiniia at tho expiration of the existing mail contracts. The Commission recently appointed under ilie chairmanship of Mi: A. G. Murray, to inquire into the relations of capital and labor, ilus been instructed to .c'pert on a law applicable to trade disputes and combinations, and to effect a modification of the law. Admiral Sir J. B. Fisher has been appointed to succeed Admiral Lit C. B. Holhum us Cummanderiu-Chicl at Portsmouth.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 905, 1 June 1903, Page 2
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143IMPERIAL APPOINTMENTS. Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 905, 1 June 1903, Page 2
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