WELLINGTON NEWS
(Per Press Association.) Wellington, last night. The Trades Council decided to wait on the Premier, urgfing that all the Government stationery be manufactured in the Colony. There are 426 rtrained nurses registered in.the colony. The City Council passed a special order providing for finally abolishing wards. In view of the introduction of motor waggons into the city the Council prepared an exceptional • traffic amendment bye-law, which, however, has to be bef fore it comes into force. ~~*A_ bye-law whicfci does not include motor cars or motor e;/cles provides that no motor waggon ma y proceed at a speed of more than eight ro.iles an hour in any part of the city, with reduced speed in more congested parts of the town. Crs John Luke and W. H. Barber, G. H. Baylis and T. Wardell are mentioned as likely to contest the Mayoralty. 5 The Government bus revoked the order stopping tho sale of magazine rifles from Government stores to members of rifle
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1377, 11 February 1905, Page 2
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