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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9617, 15 September 1894, Page 3

A meeting of the Otahuhu Fruitgrowers' Association was held in the Masonic Hall, Otahuhu, on Wednesday evening, Mr. A. S'turges in the chair. Correspondence waa read from the Fruitgrowers' Union, chiefly relating to the appointment of Captain Broun as Government; entomologist. .The meeting considered the appointment satisfactory in every respect, and all present signed a memorandum giving permission to the new entomologist to inspect their orchards and inform the owners what particular kinds of insects, useful and injurious, exist among their fruit trees. The specifications drafted by the Fruitgrowers' Union for the establishment and working of an agency for the sale of truit were considered in deiail. Numerous suggestions and alterations were recommended. On the motion of Mr. G. B. Hutton, Mr. T. Lippiatt, the hon. secretary, was authorised to apply through the Union for a case, including magnifying glass and proper fittings, for the purpose of holding mounted exhibits of useful and injurious insects, Captain Broun having kindly offered to supply and arrange in the case the different necessary specimens. The sum of £1 was voted for this purpose. After transacting other routine business, the meeting adjourned. Correspondent.]

The Rev. John McNeill is expected in Auckland some time next month. A united meeting for prayer will be held in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, on Monday morning, at eight a.in. Friends are cor* dially invited.

Attention is called to the sale of properties at Morninßside,. Mount Albert, and of the Waikoukou Estate, situated on the Helensville railway line, to be held by Messrs. Digby Tonks and Co., early in November next.

Attention is directed to an advertisement of Mr. John 80l ard's, land agent, Durham* street West, relative to a number of properties to be sold cheap, including Avondale Park, of 70 acres.

Cash sale carpets for 30 days. Job line. 80 rolls, 25 to 33 per cent, under ordinary price, at ''The People's" Furnishing Warehouse, Queen-street.—J. Touson Garlick. For Breakfast, for Dinner, for Supper, for Tea. " Reliable Tea" always. Real nice. 22

Important to Parents.—Should a parenb have nothing to bestow on a child but a narrow education, still he will bless you if you form his bodv to health and strength and activity, whether he earns his simple moal by labour at the plough, anvil, or ax*. On the contrary, if you NEGLECT his health an« strength, and leave him a debilitated wretch, he would curse you though a millionaire. "Eno'3 Fruit Salt" is an indispensable Requisite in the preservation of Children's Health. Caution : Legal rights are protected in every civilised country. Head the following:—"ln the Supreme Court of Sydney, New South Wales, an appeal from a decree of Sir W. Manning, -perpetually restraining the defendant (Hogg) from selling a fraudulent imitation of Eno's * Fruit Salt,* and giving heavy damages to the plaintiff, has, after almost exhaustive trial of two days' duration been unanimously dismissed with custs."— Morning EerAld. - -. 13 - •