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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 April 1911, Page 3

"In rnv district," said a delegate at the Sawmill and Timberyard Employees' Conference at Christchurch on Wednesday, "there are plenty of employers who approve the idea of an hour's mid-day rest for a horse, but think three-quarters of an hour sufficient for a man's dinner-time. You see one they buy and the other they hire. They can get men, but they have to buy horses, and pay £4O for them. If 1 have indigestion because I bolt my dinner in three-quarters of an hour, if 1 bend down and break my belt straight after a. feed, it don't matter. He can get another servant. (A voice: Scrap heap for you!); He believed that he should be'allowed as much time for his dinner as a horse." (Another voice: You don't eat as much!") The oration ended amid laughter.—Press. For influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Nev«r fails, 1/6 and 2/6. —Advt.

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