ARBITRATION COURT.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1765, 2 June 1913, Page 9

ARBITRATION COURT.

r* ; — . WELLINGTON BUSINESS. The following compensation actions are set down for hearing by the Court of Arbitration, whicti commences a sitting in Wellington on .Tune 11, at 10.30 a.m.: Public Trustee v. M'Mahon; Lemont v. Ross; Public Trustee v. West; Gunderson v. Anson; Public Trustee v. M'Lean; Wright v. Wellington Meat Export Co.; Clatworthy v. Wellington Harbour Board; Thomson v. Ivatene; and Owens v. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co. The following disputes will be heard:— Match Factory Workers; Marine Engineers. Application will be made to add parties to the Boot Trade Employees' Awards (males and females), and the Drivers' Award. Tho action, the Mayor of Wellington v. Carmody, is set down for hearing on appeal ; and the action for alleged breach of award, Bolland v. Wellington Woollen Co., also, will bo heard.

"I'll tell you why I prescribe Wilson's Malt Extract," said the busy doctor to his assistant medico, who was keen in finding out things. "It's like this: Wilwm's is by far the best Malt Extract out of the whole bunch, and many of my patients and children—have made wonderful recoveries by its use during convalescence. You see, Wihon's Malt Extract has a large amount of diastase (digestive agent), and consequently the impaired system is able to assimilate foods, especially of a starchy nature, without harm to the ,digestivo organs. Then, Wilson's Extract forms flesh so quickly, and enriches t.ho blcod, besides acting as an invigornting tonic in cases of depression after illness. Yes, Wilson's Malt Extract is the best family tonic and food combined that I know of.'' Wholesale agents, D. W. Virtue and Co.—Advt.

An arrangement, has been come to between tho University -of Paris, and the University of London, whereby London students can studv for two terms of six months each in Paris, which will count for their London degree examination, frimilar privileges being extended to French students.

Tho best advertisement is quality in the bottle and quality has always lx«n the mobto of Messrs. Mackio and Co., Distillers, Ltd., the proprietors of the famous "WHITE HORSE" AVhislty. They have consequently not the fame margin of profit for indiscriminate (idvcrtisinß as some nf ■their rivals. They depend mainly on personal recommendation.—Advt.