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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 24, 27 July 1907, Page 5

Tho council of the Wellington Chamber . Of Commerce approves the suggestion that the Government should be asked to invite tho delegates to the cohferonco of British Chambors of Commerce to visit. New Zealand at tho conclusion of their business in Australia. The Auckland and Chrisichurch chambors huvo also agreed that such a visit to this colony would be mC3t desirable. Before finally dispersing, the delegates to the Waterside Workers' Conference recommended that some token of esteem should bo presented to the secretary for his energy in forwarding the business of tho conference. A resolution was also passed against tho institution of "permanent casuals" on tho wharves. The cecictary is making preparations towards oiganising all the ports cf the colony into the federation. A design for a federation badge was adopted. Tho tariff Reforms aro causing & good deal of discussion in the local press, but wo «re not prepared to enter into any •rgumont on the merits of tho Cuetoms duties. But wo aro prepared to sell, for tho nest few days, a special lino of golf jerseys at leas thau the old cost. This was a lucky purchase, , and enables you to get a really good golf jtraey at half their real value, in oil colours, from 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d to 5s lid, at C. Smith's, Tho Cash Draper, Cuba-street.— Advt.

His cyei wero red, hin no»o wag blue, He couldn't apeak, he'd ju3t say "Tchoo!"' And everybody round they know And pitied him, ho had tho "floo," At last ho gasped "What ehall I do?" Atid swiftly came tho antwor, too, For each one cried, "Oh, fool! procuro A bottle of Wood*' Great Peppermint Gure."-~-Advt. >v -