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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12194, 20 July 1925, Page 11

Indoors, outdoors. x Work 'or sport, field or fireside, anywhere and everywhere the time and occasion is just right for the “just right” cigarette—- “ Country life.” Good?—they’ve held their reputation for yean 1 GcHMtfiP y © JOHN PLAYER It SONS NOTTINGHAM * ENOLAND

The evils of the “go-slow” policy were referred to bv Mr H. Dearsley in an address to members of the Auckland Rotary Club, the speaker also offering a word of counsel to employers with regard to their responsibility in the matter. ‘‘Tlie ‘go-slow’ policy is one which is working infinite haem to the whole community,” paid Mr Dearsley, ‘‘and a still greater harm to those tv no indulge iu such tactics. I say that if employers realised their responsibility in this matter, and resolutely set themselves in the spirit of true service to their men. to tho community and to themselves, to cud this characterwrecking system, they could do it.* There am companies, and firms in New Zealand and elsewhere, who, by continued efforts to do their best, and not the least, for their employees in the* matter of wages, conditions and general treatment, have gone a long way toward banishing this iniquitous system.** Keep *'NAZOL~ handy in your office, ebop, or home. A few drops or whiffs •will prevent conghs and colds. 60 drees Is 6cL

FOOTBALL PLAYEES NOT IN FOHM. Earlv in the senson the sudden strain on flabby muscles in many instances leads to severe stillness and shin soreness. Q-tol used as a massage is penetrative, soothing, and its invigorating effects are soon manifest. Leading coaches recommend Q-tol both as an embrocation and healing liniment.