The encroachment of Chinese in the fruit trade in Auckland was referred to at the Arbitration Court as a reason why conditions of employment should not be made to bear too heavily on the employers in the fruit trade. It was suggested by the union representative that the Chinese employers could be cited as parties to the award. The employers’ representative said that probably little would be gained by citing them. Mr, Justice Stringer remarked that he understood the Chinese who i were engaged carrying on the fruit business were always represented as partners \yhen any question regarding their status as workers was asked.
“No Rubbing Laundry Help” is very popular because it washes all clothes' clean without rubbing or injury. 1/- packet does 7 weekly washings. Armstrong and Ha i sty, UiaoKball, , agents for “No Rubbing.”— Advt..
Reference to the difficulty of obtaining domestic help on farms was made at the meeting of the SpringsEllesmere Electric Power Board on Mondajr by the chairman, and in replying to a question as to the extent to which electriciy would lighten the work of women on farms, Mr. J. R. Templin, the Board’s consulting engineer. ,stated tiiat while visiting, the United States recently he had been struck by the enormous demand that existed for electric washing machines. They were being sold almost as fast as postage stamps werfe in New Zealand. He had attended an elect-real exhibition in Ohio which was ’really a show of washing machines, there being about 20 different makes. One electrical firm he had come into touch with had orders for 400.000 quarterhorse power motors for washing machines.
“Hasten now to make . assurance doubly sure.” Wise words at this season, when winter’s dire complaints threaten from every point. An emphatic assurance of immunity from lung complaints, chest troubles, coughs, colds, and influeriza is obtained by taking Baxter’s ; Lung Pre server—a sure, safe remedy at all times. It has a rich,, pleasant taste, and its soothing action never fails to stop the tickle and give ease to the sore throat, A wise plan is to keep a bottle always handy. Large size 2s 6d at all chemists and stores. ■—A- 2
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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 October 1920, Page 5
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