... INTRODUCTORY. Premising that his object was to elucidate in the public interest what is the inward meaning of e. much acrimonious discussion on the electricity undertaking of the Corporation. and that It would be much more reasonable to tackle this ...

... Committee stated The report of the Executive tbat nm the oil supplied to the to the quality of as the inspector of reported thet complaints were well euggested that be taken to what was the matter wi ith the ail, by an expert. to the fundering the ketch St. Agnes ...

... unanimously of the opinion that the complaint should have been made direct to them, and wished the Press to make it clearly understood that it was their desire at all times to make proper investigations of such complaints.—On the proposition of the Chairman ...

... Council to take steps to ensure a passage of satisfactory effluent into the streams. —Mr. Clifford said that was the first complaint had received for many yean. At the time the samples were taken the carriers were being cleaned out, and was possible that ...

... 1897, and as Mr. Jones is aware, the outset of this strike, his lordship’s repeated invitations to the men to'submil their complaints were all ignored. Matters had now reached a point when it became necessary for his lordship to explain that Mr. Jones and ...

... movement yet recorded The inward movement also, though eimller than in 1904. was larger than in any other previous year Under the heading movement to and from European countries, is is staled that the movement both outward and inward was greater than in either ...

... reports on the lights were borne out. With one excep tion, no complaint had been made during the quarter b. yy any person navi- gating the river. Mr. F. Jones’ experiment with e lam remov ed from Inward Rock to She ad proved successful. William Per! perdine ...

... Canary and West Coast of Africa, per Capenda, via Live rpool. Letters for routes mar ed * must be speci- ally addressed. ollewa Inward letters may be expected to arrive as _ U.S.A., etc.—Letters ex Lahn, on Wednes- y ; those ex Oceanic and St. Louis early on ...

... desire to make himself a nuisance, but. as a business man speaking to business men, did hope his complaint would receive some attention. Mr. Harper’s complaint was that rats have opened a communication between the sewer and his property at Gladstone-buildings ...

... an *To Brazil, and River Plate (if marked per French packet). Letters for routes marked thus * must be specially addressed. Inward letters may be expected to arrive as follows = U.S.A., ete,—Mails ex St. Paul early to morrow. Now Zealand. ete.—Letters homeward ...

... Southampton West and South-West Coasts Afnoa, v» Liveipool—to 140 m. (Saturday). LeUeu for route* marked * b« specially addressed. Inward mail, ate due at port of arn.al Jellown; from West Atnea, Mid from Canada, b, p.ok.l—to-morrow from Biter Colony, Irwwvaal ...

... and had found all the lamps clean and in good order, with the exception of the lamps at BeachJey; and complaints having been made of the lamps at Inward Hock being invisible. Mr. J, J. Batchfoid was tcndeied notice to give up his employment. terminate on ...