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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2678, 7 December 1909, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. ; _ ■' rr'.v Removal j^otice. MR. LOCKETT AS REMOVED to GOOD’S • BUILDINGS, next Jolinston and Miller’s. Finest Artificial Teeth. Painless Extractions. Mr. Lockett invites the most difficult cases. SINGING. \ MRS 11. J/TAPLAY, (nee Jessie Caskie, S.A.) Pupil of Professors Robb (Glasgow), Beresford-Smyley (Shakespeare School of Music, London) and Crane, S. Africa. MRS TAPLAY is now prepared to receive a limited number of Pupils; in Voice Production, Deep Breathing and Pronunciation. Children’s Classes (each limited to 10 Pupils to insure' individual attention) in deep breathing, Physical Culture, Deportment. Sight Reading and Class Singing., Address: “NATJMAI,” . Kaiti, (Next to Dr. Reeves.) P. H. GRA'HAM, ARCHITECT, WILLIAMS and SHERRATT’S BUILDINGS, LOWE STREET.

PARLIAMENTARY METHODS. , An interesting'discussion took place in the House of Representatives last week on the subject of the hours observed by that august tribunal. As. is well known, the bulk of Parliamentary legislation is dealt with in hours approaching midnight when it is reasonable to suppose that members are not at their- best physically or mentally. The position is manifestly absurd, for no commercial house would ever dream of permitting its'officers to conduct its business tinder such circumstances. The manager of any of our large industrial establishments insists upon his, work being transacted- in business hours, when the minds of his employees are keen and alert and when they are capable of doing themselves and their employer justice. Precisely the same phould it be with the State. Men are returned to Parliament entrusted /with the responsible and difficult task of making.the laws under which the community is governed. Even the shallow-