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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13663, 30 March 1908, Page 5

Though that -'public scandal* the long-drawn out farm workers' dispute before tho Canterbury Conciliation Board involves the examinatibir of a host of witnesses, the members of the Board are not too busy for social amenities even during sitting hours.' They found time to congratulate oneof tho "farmers' represent otives, Mr D. Jones, on the arrival of a son and heir, and such witty suggestions woro made as that the young hoooful should be named "Conciliation Jonos" and*' that the Board might allow him- to appear on behalf of the faruirr.s. The "Donton" hat looks well, W««ri w*ll. and keeps its colour veil, and it't boW for half a guin«a .it. "'I l»« Kash. * -Adrt.