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Hokitika Guardian, 21 August 1923, Page 1

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WORKERS' HIO.FKS. CHRISTCIiriICH. Aug. 2!>. Tho City Council to-night derided ni m:»ko an application to the (iovern-liK-nt for n special loan of i.aO,!>A> iov providing workers’ homes. In tin' course of discussion, C r V> mson said the council lirid fume 20 or 30 applicants for houses on its hooks _ at the present time, ft would take four years to satisfy these people _:it the rate of the present loan of .£5Ol >0 a tvar. The site conditions were had at hilt the houses themselvewere not" as had as alleged. It would l-.e better for the council to iisk the Government for suflicient money to satisfy the present 20 or 30 applicants. Cr ISeaven said the council should do somethin" for those people who at present were forced to live m insanitary dwellingsThe Afavor said there were si) houses now on the books, and C 23.000 would be retmired to satisfy that demand. “Tinned” eggs are usually only fit for cooking. But eggs preserved with SAARLAND’S “AJOA” brand egg PRESERVATIVE may be fried, boiled or poached. No unpleasant flavour.