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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 181, 26 April 1919, Page 6

"IMPROVED COPIES." In Copying or Enlarging any valued photograph we usually can. improve upon both "depth" ;md distinctness" while the expresjion is carefully preserved. , . .JgAETLETT AND ANDREW, • 10 Willis Street, WELLINGTON. Tel. 1233. ■ HAWSE'S BAT WINES. HAWKE'S.BAY WINES. Grown and Matured at THE FAMOUS TE MATA VINEYARDS', H B E MATA VINEYARDS'! H!B! CtAKET HI- and, 54/- per doz. HOCK 40/- and 50/CHABLIS 401- and 50/POKT 48/- and 68/MADEIRA _ 48/- and 58/NOTE TO CONSUMERS.—If your own Wine Merchant be unable to supply please communicate direct with the Growers— TE MATA VINEYARDS, LTD., P.O. Box 88. Hafelock North. H.B,

The situation of the Westport-Stoeklon Company's Colliery is quite different from the curront idea of a conl mining township. Most of the employees live in a township on a plateau some hundreds of feel; above sea level, within easy walking distance of typical New Zealand bush scenery. They are conveyed to and from their work by electric locomotive. There are no deep shafts to descend, but the coal is reached through tu.nnels in tlio hillside on an easy walking grade. The company lias built a number of houses for tho men, and is buildiug rnoro as opportunity oilers, from plans prepared by a town-planning expert. These houses are sold or rented to the employees on very easy terms.. No rea6onablo effort is spared to make the living conditions as pleasant and convenient as possible. The company having a great demand for its product, is considerably extending its plant, and no doubt, wiil.'bo able to absorb a good many returned mon who are fit to undertake this class of work.rAdvt.