•Mm-o thiin I),OIK) women an l employed in \hv Russian Secret Service. Si ►mo "IIMW ;l >:j ],i f v r.'l' C2.0D0 h VO:U', rllr plu|;n>a| hj) (■Mij)loV WOim-JI >s railway honking clerks in ionjy tlie ( .\aiuple ( |f ( onliiuMiliil whore women nre employed in (In* ticks*! oll'urs. Id 111;' Soiif!i o;' IVanr-' you tii*iy also see, at tlie iili!. l \v;iy-,ii[.' si;; I woim-n a! I ending to the nf li ilt'-ii-dfwn daily tr=iln-<: •.vbile I In; t iiid|mi)ies regularly economise nl the level crossing* by employing IVmale labour. Tlio lnisktnd can be so en ;'l work a! his vines upon tiio hillside, wlii!:- (Iki wii.. \vav-es tlie ling and the children quiet.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 60, 29 February 1908, Page 4
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113Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 60, 29 February 1908, Page 4
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