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... of the United Kingdom, as (Its closed by the live re4istcrs at the end ot January. compared with May !Ind last, wher unemployment reached its highest point, can best illustrated by the fo:lowing table: May Nri. January January 1919 391 i United Kingdom ...
... reports from the United States a surfeit of wealth iu both public and private possession created a certain activity amongst people here who still treasure old American securities that long ceased to be counted assets Before during the Civil War in America ...
... The Gazette understands that .•Men General E. D. Swinton La. resigned the poet of Controller of the Inereation Department of Civil Aviation, though the announcement has not yet been made °tile ia I ly. General hainton was the first Eye- Witness of the ...
... Government Hid the Building Resettlement Committie 3i the Joint Industrial Council of the Building Trades. Agreement was recently arrivod it on various points. The essential point Of the scheme which the BuildinT Resettlement Committee agreed with the ...
... Gloncestershire, Worcestershire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Oxfordshire, together with artillery batteries, R.E. and R.A.M.C. units from the same counties. The bulk of the personnel and impedimenta was conveyed to the Plain in 19 special trains, their burdens ...
... donations bad cost .‘29.0)0,01* up to date and would root over mihione with the extension given a few days ago. Resettlement groats for civil liabi:ities exclusive of payments quids during the war, had cost very nearly millions and were estimated to .t ...
... final nest month, were at grips at Burnden Park. where, although the tnited scored first, the Wanderers, -rho had several resettles in the side. Iron with eor.pumiive ease by time ;olds to one. The points thus secured took the Belton chit) well sway from ...
... win for the United States was the broad jump C. Hamilton and J. W. Ilembant tiring for first place at 22 feet. 'ffie British Empire won the mile relay race in Smm. 19 3-ssoe., Rudd showing brilliant form in the twit quarter; but. the United States runners ...
... DEMOBBED MEN'S GRANTS. The Minister of Labour, I see, has admitted the delay in conne c ( o n with the issue of re-settlement gra under the Civil Liabilities Department. What these delays have meant to the unfortunate discharged Service men who were waiting ...
... attracted of the In London for instance per cent recruits in employment in connection with facilitating the re-settlment of soldiers in civil life continues a satisfactory measure of success achieved during the year under Minister appeals however to the ...
... JFlers TULLY DION HOBBS BISHOP LOTTIE VENNE STAGE Theatre Sept THE 8IGN Sept I!—- STREET Open 10 630 PACIFIC FREIGHT TO CANADA UNITED STATES & AUSTRALASIA A E Y L NIGHTLY SEASON NEXT SEPT 4th SIX 715 2 LIONEL BUTE FRANK 715 715 JJTHEglGN Irom Open Tel QUEBEC ...
... honour In the interests of humanity however and with to the repetition of outrages shall to use regret at disposal Civil and officers civil Government to their efforts to re-establish peace and tranquillity Reuter THE SITUATION AT HONG KONG VOLUNTEERS GOVERNOR ...