At the present, time there are no unemployed in Southland. The demand for agricultural labourers, especially ploughmen and teamsters, is particularly good. The flaxmilling industry is again in full swing, but employment is not found for so many hands this year. Since the beginning of the month the local inspector of factories has sent twenty-four men—including several from Australia and one from England—to work on the Waimahaka railway extension, which is being undertaken on the co-opera-tive system. Ready to wear: Smart black voile, skirts, silk blouses, white and coloured underskirts, crash jackets, skirts and costumes; selling very cheap.— llushbrook and Bndjjmau's, Queen-street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13029, 21 November 1905, Page 6
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