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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23316, 27 September 1945, Page 6

ART UNION PRIZE Christchurch Winner (N.Z.P.A.I WELLINGTON, Sept. 26. The My Lucky Break" art union was drawn to-day. Prizes go to: First £2OOO 56922: Le Long' Leyden Street, Linwood. Second £5OO 188183: "Here’s Hoping,” 88 Sackville Street, Grey Lynn. Third £250 148951: "Ewce,” Dunedin butt. Fourth £l5O 203746: "Hope So," Auckland. Fifth £lOO 131870: Porterdown, 74 Lambeth Road, Auckland.

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TRADE TRAINING Carpenters’ Pay (N.Z.P.A.) WELLINGTON, Sept. 25. “The Rehabilitation Board's trade training centres were some time ago declared essential undertakings. The trainees therefore come under the Minimum Weekly Wage (Essential Undertakings! Order, 1945," states the Rehabilitation Department. “The benefits of the minimum wage operate mainly in respect to time lost on account of wet weather, and to that extent the flrst-year trainees have always received this normal weekly wage, in spite of weather interruptions. “The carpentry trainees during the extension of their training period will be entitled to the minimum of £6 a week under the order, unless absent through sickness, accident, or their own default,” the department adds. “Previously the carpentry extension trainees had a different minimum wages basis, but all extension trainees are now working under award conditions on a 40-hour week basis.”

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T. & J. THOMSON LTD. : • TIMARU. End Of September SPECIALS KAIAPOI AND AOTEA KNITTING WOOLS ON SALE KIDDIES’ ANKLE SOX, most sizes, Cream2/11 for 1/6. PINK NURSERY PRAM COVERSUsuaIIy 8/6, for 5/11. MEN’S KHAKI SHORTS, good cut . . .15/6 for 10/6. SECONDS IN MOCK FASHIONED HOSE4/3 for 3/3. HAND BAGS in patent and leather assorted .... 19/11 for 10/11. .FLORAL SILK FROCKS, four styles, assorted49/6 for 35/-. 36-inch TRIPLE THREE IMITATION LINEN, all colours 10/11 for 8/11 COLOURED FELT CUSHION SOLE SLIPPERS . . worth 7/6 for 6/9. SHEETS, 80ins. x lOOins. Limited quantity 45/6, for 39/11 pair SHEETS, 54ins. x lOOins. Limited quantity . . . 29/6 for 26/6 pair. ASSORTED FANCY BELTS, all colours2/11, 1/11 for 1/-. INFANT’S LOCKNIT FROCKS, Pink, Green Lemon . . 9/6 for 6/11. INFANT’S Waterproof FEEDERS, assorted designs 1/6 for 1/- each. “KURLEN” SKIN RUGS, assorted shades4B/9 for 37/6 ’THOAfSONS A Landmark For Value