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Cromwell Argus, Volume L, Issue 2645, 20 October 1919, Page 6

Whole $ The Family Stimulant. Good For As For Men

There are now hundreds of countrymen stranded in Sydney whoso condi tion is serious (says the *• Sun ”). They are, in many instances, penniless, with no Lope old;curing employment until such a time as the industrial situation becomes brighter. One ol the principal causes of this condition of affairs, it is stated, apart from the numerous strikes which have been prevalent during the past few months, ■s due to the announcement of the proposed vigorous policy of new works as enunciated by the Premier and the Minister of Works. These men now find that the work has not yot been flatted, but they are patiently waiting. Numerous city men who period icaliy visit the country districts say 'hat every few miles men, carrying their swags, arc to be seen. They are walking wearily on in the search for work.

Veterinary AND mg Forge, KLMOKIO S'l'liKK !' L-HUM WELL., Robert Wishart and Son, Blacksmiths, In thanking thtir numerous customers for their long and valued patronage, and soliciting a continuance of same, desire to state that the now additions are now . ompletod, and that their shop is ono of the best repair shops in New Zealand for Dredges, Waggons, Farm Implements >tc. SHOE INO BRANCH in charge of a ti rst-class shoor. Hacks 10s Spr.ng-Carters Ils per sot Draught .. .. 12s per set Steel Toes .. .. 18s per sot Iron Toes . . .. 14s per set Nett Cash. Best known appliances for tyring purposes. Cold Tyre Setter. Setts era cold. Makes very f "'curate work. Coats only few shillings per sett. Machine for fitting brass caps and mail axles, AU charges at Lowest Paying Ratos The Cromwell tSL w Shoe Mi |TSpa •* IfiL^A* JBrli