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Otago Witness, Issue 3443, 9 March 1920, Page 45

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Mr N. M'Oallum, in his presidential speech at the annual meeting of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, is reported to have said that it was a matter for regret and even indignation that so little had been accomplished during the last year in the •way of extending the railway system and the prosecution of other urgent public ■works, more especially in the North Island. The greatest difficulty had been the scarcity of unskilled labour. Personally, he was quite convinced that no appreciable amount of road or railway construction would be accomplished in New Zealand in a reasonable time until we had obtained coolie labour, and plenty of it. Despite the many objections, when the prosperity and very solvency of the dominion depended so vitally on production, the urgency of immediately opening up the country fully warranted the employment of British Empire coolies. Bad colds and "NAZOL" cannot exist together. Test this common-sense and certain treatment. Children like it.