Tho question of reciprocity in insur•ineo was mentioned by a deputation <>f seamen which waited on tho Minister For Marine (the ITon. ,f. A. Millar) 011 Monday. IMr Millar said that Queensland, Western Australia, and Great Britain reciprocated with Now Zealand, but none of the other States of tho Commonwealth would. South Australia had just passed ;i "Workers' C'otn» pensation Act 011 the lines of ours, and lie would inquire whether iliat State (vould agroo to reciprocity. He could uni aj;ree to tho Dominion being taxed to (support people in other couut-rieii, unless they would reciprocate with us arid us the same advantages. According to medical statistics eight out of every 10 persons suffer more op I- ■ from indigestion. Mmlculiusoii's I'jjilijTC-stiou, Liver and Kidney Cure lias hv-ii yeupup.Rihle for a considerable 1 eduction of this in Timant, mid all sufferers mo advised to give it h Sold only at tho Central Piiawiar:*.;,.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14324, 14 October 1910, Page 3
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