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Taranaki Daily News, 29 November 1915, Page 3

Big Pig Profits! ■s made by --- ,-- the SwMt rye, cam, peas and barley. It pa to me it. It's low price is returned Iwentjr.lold in increased profits ( Writt new for particulars. *J. PALMER & CO. Pal

The New Zealand Railway Review, in the course of an article on "Railway Managers'," says:—"Never was the cost of general management so high, nor its channels so numerous and devious. We have a general manager at £3OOO, an assistant general manager at £9OO, five managers who look alter different brandies of the work, at a cost of £-1-250; assistant traffic manager in cacli district to help the traffic manager; two traffic superintendents at £7OO each to see that all the other managers ''manage' efficiently, and the commercial agent, with £SIS ; travelling expenses, and a roving commission. . . The plain fact is that the railways are smothered with high-paid officialism, and to pay for this more or less ornamental top-dressing the rank and file have to go without many urgently needed reforms."

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