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Mataura Ensign, 29 January 1912, Page 3

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"Quite a farce," was the way, in which the Dunedin Brokers' Association referred to the waterside workers' demands regarding manures in a letter read at Wednesday's meeting of the Auckland Executive of the Xew Zealand Farmers' Union. In a discussion I which followed Mr Schmidt suggested, and it was agreed, that a more practical way of settling such difficulties was not to sit round the table and pass resolutions, but to confer personally with the workers on any matter where the farmers' interests were concerned. In this particular connection the following motion, proposed by Major Lush, was earned: "That the Wool Brokers' Association be given a copy of the following resolution: 'That in reference to the waterside workers' objection to handling artificial manures, the waterside workers be asked to discuss tfie question with the executive of the Farmer i' Union, and also that the Council of the Federation of Labor be asked to send a representative to the matter at the annual Farmers' Union provincial conference.' " FOR EVERY TYPE OF NEURALGIA. Lumbago is simply neuralgia in the lumber muscles, which produces sharp | pains across the kidneys, and makes it difficult to straighten the back; sciatica is neuralgia of the sciatic nerve, which produces pains from the hip downwards; while neuralgia in the head is well-known by its sharp plunging pains. These troubles all arise from an inflamed condition of the nerves, and the same treatment should be applied for them all. Baxter's Anti-Neuralgic Pills act directly on the nerves. It stands alone as a. pain exterminator—a single pill frequently giving relief within 10 minutes. Every chemist sells Baxter's Anti-Neuralgic Pills at Is 6d per box, or post free from J. Baxter and Co., Christchurch, manufacturers of Baxter's Lung Preserver and Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills. See that your AntiNeuralgic Pills are silver-coated; it is a safeguard against substitutes. Baxter's Lung Preserver, the famous cure for coughs and colds, Is lOd large size bottles. Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills, a splendid tonic for the nerves and digestive organs, Is 6d per box.

A telegram from New Plymouth states that active steps are to be taken at once in connection with the ironsand industry there. A syndicate, holding a lease form the Harbor Board, intend placing plant and material on the ground immediately in terms of the lease, under which the syndicate forfeits £2OOO unless improvements to that value are effected by March 31.

"Did the duchess affamihty embarass you?" asked the friend of the family to the seedy journalist whom he had brought to stay from Saturday to Monday. "Not at all," replied the scribe, with an easy smile. "Before I took up literature I used to test refrigerators."

Rose's Reliable Boot Shop, the place where the good Boots and Shoes are. Customers buying at this establishment are assured of getting the best makes at the lowest prices. Only reliable footwear sold. Just opened: Smart assortment of Tan and Black Albanys, Merry Widovr, Langtry and Patent Shoes; dainty Marguerite Shoes in all colors, and our stronger lilies are noted to be the best in Gore.—A. R. ROSE, Main Street, Goto.