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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13844, 2 September 1908, Page 8

Speaking at the „ annual uieetinj* ol the Northern Boot Company, yesterday. the chairman, Mr. George Wsassooe, said that the outlook* so far aus. labour demands were ©snaerned was an unknown quantity, ana never in lie history of boor manaf[»clajtin« did the legation » suras* threaten!* progress,- or call for the .timely i advice of l ®«« able to : point• on*; 'fee dangers ©£■ checking and wrecking enterprise. The ! Arbitration Act- called for urgent jgrndeareI ml amendments without fear or favour in | the interests of equity. The boot- industry was asoply protected by a comprehensive | Lsitona; tariff, and the repealed proposals by labour councils to the Governmentto I. commence Stale boot factories was simply I oat of the question cnder the new systems fos maacaaitute. No industry required more constant care and watchfulness than « boot and no boors and | WBditKiijs 01 labour were so faroarafele to :; the -worker? in any ooactiv as in this Do- • J minion The bope : for .uiatual. prosperity | lay is ute roamed workers connected with .{..toe DDKa? talcing taie to attend to- ' astd j voje caiwfoily on all makers affecting the : I «raae, -a be manufacturers wanted their | operaic«E? with iheta ait the lime in ai»- | my and .sppheaaon, and the labourer, who ■ was worthy o? his hire would be sere to. J receive St without any niggardliness. ;• . >. 0' WHAT SPOILS A LADY'S "- | APPEARANCE! 1 A .W; cowspfexkm: which » .'■■ gtaeraJiV' I s bfWM-st fey lis use of ■».. bad j 1 Peaks Soap. makes the hawls . wluje ■ and ! i fair,- iht eomgSaaaa brigfe and c -leax arid ! .1 the skin « smooth: and soft as relies/a* "i» I i aaajjly testified by ihaandt, /. - * J