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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18692, 24 April 1924, Page 5

How long will the railway strike last? Soma say three days; some say three weeks. Wi© think the latter guess is nearer the mark. This week's New Zealand Observer will help to lift the depression caused by the strike. If you contemplate taking a motor trip over the Rangiriris take an Observer in case you get bogged. Bio deals with the trouble in the Railway and Post and Telegraph services in a cartoon, " The Double-Edged Sword." His other cantoons include : *' Taxation Relief by Commission," " Betting and Poynton," and' a full page of sketches snappea at the Fathers' and Sons' Tennis Tournament. There is also a full page of photographic snapshots taken at th© "Tramway Employees' Picnic at Ellerslie." Topical and personal sketches make up arj interesting budget of illustrations. 'hie Observer's independent article on the Railway Strike should be read by all. A new feature will be the commencement in the next issue of a humorous New Zealand serial, " That Gibbie Galoot," a tale of a teacher, by H. T. Gr.j the author of "My Lady of the Cave." This week's Observer will impress you. The price) is sixpence.— Advt.

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