RAILWAY WORKS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19132, 29 September 1936, Page 13

RAILWAY WORKS

MINOR DISPUTE

So, far matters have progressed very, satisfactorily on the railway works, the men being well satisfied with the conditions. Sinall controversies have arisen over various details in connection with the .job, but these have 'been straightened out without any loss of time. A few days ago, however, a dispute arose at one of the larger camps, and before it was settled, feeling, at times, ran high. The day had been wet and some of the men were chilled through and through, being unable to work" next day. They bad little sympathy from their comrades, who attributed" their own healthy condition to the generous use of Brainwell’s One Nought One, that wellknown elixir which has proved so invaluablo for coughs, colds, chills, influenza, and all chest and lung affections. Four times as strong- as the usual cough elixirs, it quickly relieves all trouble due to chills, etc., and in addition, with its powerful components, acts as an antisepic, clearing the bronchial passages from all impure germs. It was the action of these well-wishers at the earnp that cause cl the trouble, for they steadfastly refused to part with the invaluable remedy, with the result that the unfortunate victims had*to send to the stove for a supply, though ill-feeling prevailed for somo days.*