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Hokitika Guardian, 2 November 1929, Page 2

noise is a duty tliat rests with every employer. Incidentally, experiment has shown that 'it will result in an increase in output and efficiency up to 25 per cent. Many years of persuasion resulted in the Government realising that certain sights were harmful to the human mind. The 'result has been legislation to “preserve the amenities” of certain districts. More years of haid work by “mad” pioneers lias shown that impurities in the air are harmful, not only to the nose, but to the whole body, and so we have various Acts against smoke and other nuisances. Possibly, now that the ice, so to speak, has been broken by motor horns, we shall soon have Acts making it illegal to employ men and women in noisy rooms, to raise the voice in a restaurant, or to demonstrate musical ability or debility in the street!

F. W. THOMPSON £ COY. j. r. coulson, pitorriETOß. CARRYING AND FORWARDING AGENTS.. HALL ST. HOKITIKA. CARRYING in all its branches, town or country. Furniture seen rev packed and forwarded to any part of New Zealand.

S. A. CLARKE (30 years’ experience). PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER SEWELL ST. HOKITIKA. HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS and invites general support. Country orders promptly attended to. Estimates furnished.

Eggs preserved with Sharland’s “ Moa ” Brand Egg Preservative can lie boiled, poached or friend. Preserve a supply while eggs are cheap!- Advt.