TELEGRAMS.
Per Press Association.—Copyright A LABOUR PROTEST. TTMARU, July 28. The local branch of the Engineers, Firemen and Cleaners Association resolved, 'Emphatically protesting against the Minister of Railways' and National Government employing, foreign coloured on the railways. The resolution .urges that this unpatriotic* action creates a grave menace to organised labour. \ MISSING STEAMER, DUNEDIN, July 27. No news lias yet been received of the Union Company’s cargo steamer Avliich is over thirty days overdue at her destination. The chances of her safety do not appear fd .be veryrhopcfulr There is a possibility thlW-rtp vessel may have gone ashore on some out-qf-tlie-way spot. She is' commanded-' by-Captain ('. Sanders who -is known to he a most capable officer, and. who had a thorough knowledge of the_ trade 'in which the vessel was engaged. , PURCHASE OF CHEESE. WELLINGTON, July 26. 'A deputation of cheese producers wait ed on the Prime Minister to confer regarding the price paid by the Imperial Government for„ the cheese output of the- Dominion.** Mr. Massey is negotiatting on behalf of the Board of Trade and tlie New Zealand producers to make .an arrangement acceptable to the- farmers and the British., authorities. The producers contend that they should r~ eeive the same price for cheese as is paid foj* Canadian, less difference in freight charges. If this is done, New Zealand farmers will get 10Jd a lh. The price paid for last season’s output was Otd. /.
•Hokitika grocers cannot be hotter- * = cd with inferior quality goods, only tlioi best find favour with them; hence their enthusiasm for .“No Blibbing” Jjanudry help. Tl l inker Note Book given free with every Is packet .of ‘No Rubbing.”—Advt. The best costs least when, you buy *—'. NAZOL. Sixty doses of tHis Sterling remedy for coughs and colds ousm oightoeiiponce—and every dost does . good. . As a protection against cougils and colds NAZOL has no equal. One dose a 3ay keeps colds away. Can be taken anywhere. Sixty doses 1/6.' .Schroder and Co., the leading •drapers, .are now showing a full ra-fige of new season’s Winter Goods. Thq newest styles in Millinery, Tweed and Astracan Coats, Gaberdine Coats; itlso a splendid range of Winter Dress (loads; Special Quality Costume Length 1 ! in Tailor Sergo, Goapngs and Gabordiife. A visit of inspection is cordially invited. —Schroder anil Coy.—Advt Don’t try and count* yourself tb sleep / because you suffer from cold feet,,:- Get a “Unique” HOT WATER BOTTLE—the bottle with strongly , scam that can’t, burst or leak.' British . - made too. ■ '. „ The phenomenal sale of NORTH BRITISH HOT WATER BOTTLES is the best evidence of the satisfaction {hey give. Look for the “Unique Stopper”—a guarantee of satisfaction. There are eighty different kinds of rubber . hut, only one grade—the bosh goes into the famous tight-seam HOT WATER BOTTLE made by the-North British Rubber Coy., Look for the “Unique” Stopper. ’
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 July 1917, Page 1
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