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Chronicle (Levin), 14 January 1949, Page 8

AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE TOMORROW, 1.30 P.M. * TOMORROW, ' 1.30 P.M. Of Household Furniture & Effects at the residence, . FAIRFIELD ROAD, LEVIN. Just past Black's Nursery. See red flag. v - . E. TOMLINSON, Auctionger. BUSINESS NOTICES H. A. WILLIAMS, Electrician is now occupying premises in BATH 'Sff., LEVIN ' (Next Arcadia) See our Display of all Electrical .Appliances. All classes of Electrical Installations and Repairs promptly attended to. . # . TELEPHONE 468 Private Address: Reeve St., Levin. HOWARD HARVEY & SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS " Cambridge Street — Levin 'PHONES: Day 662, " Night 662, 457M, 698M. THE LEVIN MEAT CO., LTD. THE BETTER BUTCHERS Can "Meat" you in your demand for Prime Ox and Heifer Beef, Spring Lamb, Hogget Mutton, and Quality Luncheon and Saveloys. Weraroa: Opp. Railway Station AVENUE CASH BUTCHERY LTD. OFFER you only the best in Prlme Ox and Heifer Beef, Hogget Mutton and' Tasty Saveloys and' Luncheon. A trial will convince. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN Telephone 182 (G, H: Clark, Prop.) MOTORS FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER ELECTRIC MOTORS i h.p:, 1-3 h.p., i h.p. in Split-phase Capacitor, or Repulsion Induction. Small high-speed Grinding and Buffing- Motors complete with fittings. Sewing Machine Motors with speed regulator. H. D. RICHARDS Electrical Contractor . . LEVIN . i MANAKAU MJRSERIES ORDER POPPY PLANTS NOW! GIANT TANGERINE, Evans strain topped the market last season. GIANT AUSTRAL1AN YELLOW, prolifiq winter flowering, limited duantity only." ART SHADES, %eci'al strain, New Zealand's 'bestl' £4 per thousand. Why pay pacfeing and freight v:: •' charges?- . -T- WE DELIVER — . Telephone: Day, 4 Manakau; Night, 186X Otaki D. J. OLIVER, Prop. ~ SUITS MADE TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL MEASUHEMENTS £STABLISHED TAILOR is pleased to announce that he is extending his connections to include the Manawatu District. Stylish Suits of high grade -\Vorkmanship will be offering, together with a persopal service of measuring and fitting. Write for -€11, appointment to ^ee the attractive range of high class .quality eloths. Charges are most reasonable. Reply to "6349," C/o "Chronicle," Levin. Still Arguing Award For Milk Workers ' WELLINGTON, Jan. 13. , An agreement had no"t been. reached o"n the most disputed elauses after a full day's hearing in Conciliation Couucil of the elaims of the new award covering New. Zealand (exeept Welling- - ton 2p mile radius) milk pasteufisiug and bottling factories' employees. It was the third meeting of the couneil to eonsider the dispute. When the council rose it had before it an offer by the employers' representative, Mr. S. I. McKenzie, of a basie wage of £6 17s 6d subject to agreement - on other elauses. He proposed that the agreement be for two years. - Among the elauses still in dispute is that regarding holidays, the workers' representative, Mr. L. D. Robertson, asking for three weeks in every 36 and the~"employers offering two in every 52. Agreement was reached on the muchdisputed question of early starting. The workers' assessors agreed that employees in milk storage depots whose regular liOurs of work began hfefore 7 a.m. or after 5.30 p.m,, should be ceive only shift workers' payment of 12s 6d a week in addition to their ordinary ..-wages. An exeeption 'was made in the "case of 'workers called on to relieve, on earlier starts for less than five consecutive days, who should be paid for sueh work at overtime rates. Pillaging Of Stockings And Silk Alleged AUCKLAND, Jan. 13. Police investigations into alleged pillaging from the New Zealand Shipping Company 's vessel Kaikoura in JDecember, led to the appearanee-in. the Magistrate's Court, of James Patriek. Hampson, seaman, aged 28, on a charge t)f stealing 90 dozen pair^ of' nylon stockings and 59 yards of artiflcial Sillr" material of a tfttal value of £497. Accused') who was not represented by coujdsel, pleaded, not guilty, and was remanded to the Supreine Court for trial. ,