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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 216, 19 September 1911, Page 8

Women's Work Will be lightened on cooking day if she uses a reliable Baking Powder, It must be Pure and Sure. There's only one of that kind : Edmonds' Baking Powder (SURfi-TO-RiSE).

Mr Gideon Jamiesoh, a pioneer of the MJaaiawatu district, died to-day at Palmerston North, aged 87 years. He arrived in -the district in 1877 from Shetland, andl resided at Awiapuni till the time of his death. Monday's Nelson Colonist says:— A young man was arrested yesterday morning and charged with alleged false pretences at Blenheim, and will be brought before the Court this morning, when a remand will probably be asked for. For children's hacking cough at night- —Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d. 2s 6d. • Thi'e latest departmental returns show that there are 6219 co-operative workers employed by the Public Works Department throughout the Dominion. Of this number 3089 are engaged on railways — Kawakawa- Grahiamstbwii' 21, Kaihu extension 61, KawakawaI Ho'kianga 246, North Auckland 405, j Taura-ngja-Paengaroa. 193, Gisborne-1 , Motu 376, Gisborne-Napier 8, Strat- ! ford-Ongarue 404, Mount Egmont j | branch 18, South Island Main Trunk 275, Nelson-Inangahua 140, Reeftonfnangahua. 60, Broken River-Bealey I 192, Westport-Inangahua 116, Grey-moiith-Point Elizabeth 105, LawrenceRoxburgh 66, Ctatlin's-Waimahaka 373. On buildings 279 are employ^fl and 22 on development of water power. Co-operative, workers on roads are distributed as follows:—Nortli Auckland 212, Auckland 140, Tauranga 169. Gis?>orne 325, Taranaki 769, Wellington 256, Marlborough 36, Nelson 222, Wefttport 163, Westland 220, Oanter-