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Evening Star, Issue 17922, 18 March 1922, Page 10

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Mr F. C. Blacklock, a motor garage proprietor at Albury (New Sontli Wales), prior to leaving on a world (our embracing. the Old Country, Canada, and- the United States, intimated at a fai-ewell function that he had arranged that the entire profits made by his business during his absence should be distributed among his employees, according to length of service. ■

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