IRISH SHIRTMAKERS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1136, 25 May 1911, Page 11

IRISH SHIRTMAKERS.

It will bo learned with interest, fays the Sydney "Daily Telegraph," that 35 Irish shirtmakers aro on their way to Victoria under contract to work in a new factory, to he opened in and thai the Federal Government has done what it could to assist in their importation. ' The factory is to be established by Welch, Jlargetson, and Co., Proprietary, Ltd., whoss Australian agents arc Cox and Mailer, of Sydney and-Melbourne, and the girls are to arrive in.about four weeks' time. Recently the same firm established in Melbourne a successful factory for ties. Mr. S. Miller, of Sydney, stated recently that the girls that were being imparted to establish tho factory wore from Londonderry (Ireland), and were coming to Melbourne under contract, for three years. The necessary negotiations with the Federal Government imd been carried on without hitch, and the Department for External Affairs had even cabled the permission to London. The girls were required for a class of work which could not be done by available labour in the Commonwealth. The firm intended to train a large number of Australians in the factory, and would soon, extend it so that it would, with the various departments, employ hundreds. Mr. Mailer added that it was a pleasure to iind the Federal Government so cardial in its assistance in commencing the industry. Mrs. Rolleston. Hair Specialist, secured when in England and America all the Latest Appliances for Hair and Face treatments. Shampooing, nairdressing taught, Electrolysis. Diploma U.S.A. Only address: 25G Lamhton Quay. Tel. 1599':-Advt. When baby is restless at night, with stuffy nose and head, sprinkle a few drops of Nazol on night-gown, and it will act like a charm.—Advt. "It is hard to stop," said the clergyman, "when once you are started on the down grade." "Oh, I never have any trouble," said the other man, "I can back-pedal better than any other man in our club."