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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9116, 8 April 1908, Page 4

Several certificates have been ' filled in Gisborne with the Registrar ' of the Supreme Court for the en- ! forecment of the fines imposed by the Arbitration Court last year in connection with the slaughtermen’s . strike at the Gisborne and. Tarnhem freezing works. The f local inspector, . Mr Gohus, is taking the necessary steps to have distress warrants issued at once, and failing the return of these applications will forthwith be made for writs of attachmentThere are about 15 or 16 local defaulters, and the Department is determined that this matter shall bo cleared up before the end of the* present season.

Yon can’t get away from the fact that winter is nigh, and winter m Marton is apt to he no joke if you are unprepared. Perhaps the most important safeguard called for is boots and shoes of the right sort and at the right prices., We stock tire very best makes and our values are absolutely bed rook. Repairs and made to measures executed promptly by our practical bootmaker, and our charges are strictly moderate. —E. Lloyd & Co., late McEldowney’s, “The People’s Boot and Shoo distributors, Marton. A duty you owe your family. Get rid of that 1 ritability after meals. Pearson’s tepto-chlor cures