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Taranaki Daily News, 8 April 1920, Page 4

A nasty accident occurred to Mr. P. R. Pepperell, of the Eltham Joinery, last week (reports the Argus). He was engaged with Mr. Vosseler shifting a heavy flywheel at the joinery factory, when it overbalanced and struck Mr. Pepperell's right leg, breaking it at the ankle. His may friends will be pleased to learn that Mr. Pepperell's injured limb 19 mending rapidly. Says the Wanganui Herald: As show* ing the difficulties experienced in seeming supplies of paper, we may mention the fact that during the present week three newspapers have appealed to n» to assist them in tiding over their shortage. The first award for bank clcrft so far made in the Commonwealth was an* nounced on Friday, March 11), in the Arbitration Court, Brisbane, whan judg* ment \im delivered on the application of the United Bank Officers' Association of Queensland. According to the Melbourne Age of March 20, the Court fixed an officer's salary at a minimum of £2OO- at the age of 21, rising by annual increments of £ls to £2OO, and then by annual increments of £2O to £3OO. The Court allowed the matter of the classill'cation scherao to stand over. Female clerks other than thoi-e now cmployed wo.ild be paid the same salary as male works. The Court decided not to alter the existing conditions, of work, and aided that the employers should understand that they coufd not ta"e up tlie attitude that they would not reoog* nise the association. Men's Irish lawn handkerchiefs ltf each, at Hie Melbourne, Ltd. Also men's mcrcariscd hankerehiefs, with colored borders Is; men's strong hardwear working trousers, las fid; men's all wool Colonial flannels, 7s lid; men's collars* all shapes, Is 3d. larmers and others interested are re* quested to note entries for Afr. Newton] King's Uremii dairy heifer sale to ha held at the Urenni yards to-day. ''Scarf week" at Morey's is announced. A very beautiful range of ladies' scarves in mohair, wool, mercerised silk, and other popular materials, is now displayed, and will prove of great interest to particular dressers. Into the crowded streets I go, Wending my way each daj. To watch the throng pass to and fro And hear what people say. The sporty sort just talk of sport, Some talk of literature; But the principal thought of the sens* ible sort t Is of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure,