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Mataura Ensign, 22 March 1909, Page 3

It is siatcd that a committer oi the Classiiication Board has gono through the Civil Service list and allotted to --'• — : - : ;„,™.,. u a ml u maxilulo has to be approved by the Board as a whole before it is sent on to the Government, Finally the schedule will be placed before both Houses of Parliament, and it agreed to w ill become law. WHAT EVERY HOME NEEDS. "One thing," says a lady writer, "which every housewife should keep iu her house is a box of good ointment. It is continually coming in useful. And the ointment 1 would recommend above all others is "Red Cioss." I know nothing better for bruises and cuts, chapped liands and soroness after washing, marvellously quick manner " A box costs Is 6d["only, but it may ba worth pounds to the household. All grocers sell it. I