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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 158, 8 July 1914, Page 2

Watson's No. 10 whisky is of an- ] varying quality, and lias a _ mcl ow . maturity, rich flavor, and purity that pleases the connoisseur. —Advt. If the recommendations of the 'Office "■ Accommodation Board, appointed under the Public Service Act, are carried out, the "largest J wooden building in the world _- is doomed. "In view of the restricted . ■ life of the Main Government Build- ! ings," states the board in an appwiI dix to the Public Service Commis- ; I sioners' report, "the board, will be very' shortly called upon to face i task of considering and recommend-j i ing what steps shall be taken to pro- \ vide the necessary accommodation, j not only to replace the present building, but also to provide for departments at present located in rented j ; premises in the city at a present cost ; jof about £3000 per annum. In the ' design of any new buildings the I grouping of the different depart- • raemts and the officers engaged therei in must be more carefully considered,. jj for if efficiency and economy are to I prevail in departments they can only I exist where the accommodation and i facilities are in harmony." •'LTNSEED COMPOUND" for coughs and colds. Of proven efficacy fo» chest complaints.—A«lvt»