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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIV, Issue 256, 5 November 1910, Page 5

! It is claimed -$kat Eketahuna is ;al•jnost the only .place in New Zealand where Chinese cannot-get a footing. -Constable Staere, Inspector of Fac-j torjes, has received the following j letter from the Department of J Labor:—"ln reference to November! 9th next: Apparently some question j is being raised as io what is the position of factory-owners and others j in respect to this day. Please inform J any -person inquiring, jand also the j Press,, as to the legal position, viz., • under {the Factories Act there is no longer .a statutory holiday on the ; 9th November, which, since the death of King Edward, has been transferred to fhe birthday of the present Sovereign, viz., to June 3. Under the Shops Act, section 19, the birthday of the reigning Sovereign is similarly transferred to 3rd June. Special days are of course not compulsory. Under awards: Where awards- specify the birthday of the] reigning Sovereign, no holiday can be enforced on the 9th November; but if awards for the 9th November, then presumably the same must .' be observed." }• "SUCROSINE" FED. ! Mr J. H. Sellers, of Okaiawa, the ; noted breeder of Berkshire pigs, ; writes: "I have used 'SUCROSINE' j ; for the past four years, and the re- j ■ suit has quite exceeded my expecta- j \ tions. During that time I have ; ; taken 198 prizes, 33 champions, 5 j : gold medals, and 4 points prizes." \ For pigs, horses, and all kinds of I live stock there is no food equal to •: : "SUCROSINE." Obtainable from ; .; W. B. C-loustoo and Go., Ltd., Jil&v- ' { brim.