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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9093, 12 July 1915, Page 10

The reports received by the Labour Department as to labour conditions in the four chief centres during the wee a ending July 3rd, show an improved tendency. In Auckland there were 116 applicants during that period and 11 of these were placed in private employment. The department now has over 200 vacancies on public works in the district, suitable for men accustomed to heavy manual labour. A* a consequence, it is anticipated that the number of applicants will decrease in the near future. At Christchurch eight out of 92 applicants were placed; a number of men are to be sent to works in Marlborough, Nelson and Otago. These works will probably absorb ail applicants for employment. In Dunedin 13 applications were received, cigbt men were placed, and work is available for the surplus. Ont of the 64 applicants at Wellineton, 46 were sent to positions and others are hem? d : suatched to works in the Wargamr d : 'trict. Twenty Jiemirer __ • men are rcouired for Panov Bsv where the storm for pc’* - Par.;ament Buildings is being quarried. I Peter Dawson c avp that in I the eonth he learned from one of Christ I church's leading lady vocalists of the great value of "Flneuzol" as a garglr and as a fever specific. Like Mr Paul Dufault and other singers of world repute, who use and appreciate "Pluenzol." ilr Dawson generously allows his 1 name to be published. Fresh people daily become enthusiastic in their praise of Fluenzoli Is 6d and 2s fid. •