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BUNGALOW BARGAIN f TILL MAY 31st ONLY. Five Large Rooms Every Possible Convenience Large Enamelled Bath B Casement Windows 1 Open Pireplaces B Leadli grits i High, Dry, Sunny Section fi St. Albans West 1 Car Handy . § A Perfect Home | I And a Low Price § FaBO & MOFIELD Land Agents. 9 HEREF&RD STREET j (Next National Bank). 1 C sioo fl E DELIGHTFUL DESSERTS || gj that can be prepared In g|] H a few minutes from f|3 § JOHNSTON'S 1 1 PATENT JS I CORN-FLOUR g fj Puddings. Blanc-mnnjes, Ices, j|l B Soups, Custards. Cr.Uas, Jellies. B| R Omelettes, Sauces, etc., etc. _&§■ \ I to <a-i|__|gfa. lbs Elag. THE MIGHTY ENERGISER stimulates, nourishes and sustains without digestive efforts. The Power of Beef is in BOVRIL. XTTHAT wo all want to-day is a real good VV article at a low price, not a shoddy, as that in dear at any pvico. We aro High- , clasß Tailors, and. turn out only the vory best work AT LOW PKICESV A very fine rang© of all tho very newest in suitings, Fancy Vestings, etc., unequalled anynbero at the price. SUITS FROM £4 4s. Give us a crll, and eco for ycursf'f. Also a fine selection of all the latent in hats, Caps, Shirt?, Ties. Fancy Sox, exclusive designs, and «t prices to suit all. J. HENDERSON and CO., High-class Tailors ond Merce'T, Koya! Exchange Buildings, WORCESTER STKEET, Christchurch C 5012 ARBITRATION COURT. -*» JUDGMENT OX APPEAL. ■Mr Justice .Sim, President of the Arbitration 'Court. yesterday gave judgment on the appeal of Skelton and Frostick, Ltd., against the decision of the Stipendiary Magistrate that tho appellants were compelled, under subsections D and E of Clause 14 of the award controlling the conditions of labour in the hoot manufacturing trade, to pay unindentured female apprentices for the .Show Day holiday. His Honour, in giving judgment, said that although the employees in question were not indentured, and were not engaged for any specified period, and although they might be discharged at twenty-four hours' notice, they were apprentices under Clause 14 of the award. The question he had to determine was whether they came within the provisions of F,ub-sections D and E of that clause. It was quite clear to his mind that the sub-sections did apply to these employees, and that they were entitled to any benefits which those subsections might imply. The appeal would be dismissed. £5 5s costs being allowed. At tho hearing of the appeal case Mr Harper appeared for the appellants and Mr Stringer, K.C., for the Labour Department. The woman on the right never used Averts Hair Vigor. She neglected her hair, and now herself suffers from neglect. On the contrary* the woman on the left has always used Ayer's Hair Vigor, and owes to it much of her youthful appearance and attractiveness. *S__^ Mair Vigor produces beautiful hair. Long,, rich, heavy hair. Soft and silky hair, free from dandruff. fmtni by Dr. J, C. Ayer & Co., Lewes, tLui., U.S. A*