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Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1924, Page 1

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A FAULTY LAW. NEW PLYMOUTH. March 21 The Arbitration Court dismissed an appeal against the decision of an S.M. in July last awarding a penalty of £3 against each of ill watersiders foi taking part in a strike in connection with the discharge of the steamer Opawa. The President said the appeal must he dismissed, as the law stood, but he could not understand ,Vlw the law had not been amended.

Have you that gratifying feeling of knowing that your breath is sweet and clean ? That it offends no one ? If you’ve any doubt ease your mind by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets. They cleanse the stomach— Stimulate Liver and Bowels ir .;! Sweeten the Breath.