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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3598, 2 April 1924, Page 4

The wages paid to carpenters, according to figures quoted by Mr H. E Combs last night, are equivalent to: First Class £3BO, second class £343 and third class £315 per annum. A first class telegraphist who was worth as much as any man outside the service, in the opinion of the speaker, could reecive a mamixum pay of £295 only, or £2O less than the lowest grade carpenter. ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. The numerous callers at the sample rooms at Tucker’s Hotel to inspect the display by The British General Electric Co., Wellington, are more than charmed with the beautiful range of Equlluxo and Verilus semidirect bowls, heating appliances, etc. There is'also a selection of coloured bowls to suit all colour schemes as well as a small range of the glorious alabaster bowls. This display will conclude at the end of the monm and an open invitation is extended to all. All demonstrations under actual lighting and heating conditions. Hours of attendance: 9 to 1, 3 to 5, 7 to 9 p.m. Room No. 1?-.*

Though early to bed and early to rise Ton'll never be rich till you advertise. For Children’s Hacking: Cough. Woods' Great Peuoermint Curfc.