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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20100, 2 December 1930, Page 11

"The general public hardly realises the task that confronts an ex-prisoner to secure work of any description," states the twenty-fifth annual report of the Wellington Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society. "Not only does his cast operate against him, but so many of his fellow workmen object to working alongside of him. The way of the transgressor is thus doubly hard." Continuing, the report states that the finding of suitable employment was always a difficult problem for the Society. and but for the assistance of the Government Labour Bureau little could have been done. It was noteworthy, however, that 31 men were found employment during the past yf-ar, while over 50 were sent to districts where work was probably to be had.

LIQUID ORANGES! The very thought of it is cooling, refreshing . . . but tho delicious thirst-satisfying pleasure of "Coronet" Flavoured Orange drink in bottles must be experienced to bo realised 1 (You can see the orange in the bottle. Like all "Coronet" Fruit-Flavoured Aerated Waters this new Orange drink is pure and wholesome and prepared with water drawn from our own well 400 feet deep. If you have difficulty in getting "Coronet" Flavoured Orange or an." of our other fruit-flavoured aerated waters, ring us. Quill, Morris, Ltd., 'Phone 33-541. —3

The International cable news appearing In thU issue i» published by arrangement with the Australian Pre«» Acioelatlon sad the Sna-Herald £>m Barriee, Limited.