... have gone to the mines since August, 1914. the executive committee to report to further conference. It was also decided recommend districts to make agreements with their employers under which volunteers may be obtained from the mines to fell timber, prepare ...

... tons food. The commission, therefore, hopes and expect* that will able cam* the essential relief the occupied torritoriaa. MINE “COMB OUT.” RESOLUTION BV MINERS’ ...

... SECONDARY EDUCATION. Sir,—About fortnight ago you were good enough to insert lotler of mine dealing with the subject the examination for tcholarahips giving adraittsuco eecondary achook. Since that time the Minister Education has delivered epoch-making ...

... have gone to the mines since August. 1914. the executive committee to report to a further conference.” was also decided to recommend districts make agreements with their employers under which volunteers may he obtained from the mines to fell timber, prepare ...

... of the recent advance in Rubber shares. Insurances were less firm, with London and Lancashire and Globes distinctly dull. Mining shares were quiet, with only slight changes. Consols 55 3-16. War Loan 3-16 English Rails.—Movements did not exceed £. Londons ...

... and Corpora- Mertes .ated bad altered hie course to the mination of the trade card scheme at Present ANOTHER HOSPITAL SHIP MINED--LOSS don of Wallasey. southward, became on looking at the chart in operation in engineering, thipbuilding, and OF LIFE. Leer ...

... delegates waa held in Cardiff, yesterday, consider the Government proposals for the combing out of certain daises workmen from mines for military service. It waa; explained the National Conference of the Miners’ Federation Great Britain woulddecide whether ...