RAILWAYMEN'S GRIEVANCES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1723, 14 April 1913, Page 6

RAILWAYMEN'S GRIEVANCES.

!By Telegraph:—Press Association.) ', Christchurch, April 13. 'A meeting of the Canterbury Branch of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants held to-day adopted a resolution ehlering an emphatic protest against the action of the Government in closiiitr the avenue of promotion from tho second to the first divisions and urging the Government to abolish the division barrier, thereby giving all the men an »<nial opportunity for promotion. It was decided to send a copy of the resolution to tho Minister for Railways through the Execu-' live Council of the Society.

Messrs. William H. Turnbnll and C 0.,No. 27 Panama Street, have tiven splendid dairy farms for salo (areas from 41 to 120 acres). AH these .farms are situated about one mile from tho railway station. Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd;, in conjunction with. Mrssr*. Murray, Hoborts, and Co., Ltd., have received instructions from Mr. James M'Grcgor, "C'luiiy," Turakiua, to sell by pul.lic aiiciitm on his proprrty (It miles troni Marton), the whole of his slock, including .sheep, cat He, and horses, also four shearing machines. ' Full particulars appear in tho advertisement in this issue.

SAFE DRINK FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE, Tin safest think for men and women over forty is Vine Old Whisky, well diluted with waier, but the Whisky must lie drv, old, and. Rood. The "WHITE HORSE" WHISKY is the highest class in the market, and

should be specially asked for.—Advt. Messrs. Gumming and Son, No. 85 Queen Street, Auckland, have a farm of 1 l(i acres for sale This farm, which is situated 35 miles from Auckland, is only tiro miles from a Wnikato railway station. Particulars, will ba found in the advertisement. An orchard, situated three miles from Ciisborne, and HSO acres of gcod dairy land, 22 miles from Gisborne, are both advertised for sain in this issue by Mr. C. G. Uloorc, Gisborne. COMPELLED TO TAKE TO HIS. BED. "For six years I have been a sufferer from Colic, being compelled at times to take to uiv bed," says Mr. R. C. Philns, Dutton, S.A., "but now when I get those attacks I take Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and find that it gives mo immediate relief. I can confidently recommend it to others for colic or nuv bowel or stomach complaint."— idvt,