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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 254, 24 October 1905, Page 2

A deputation consisting of Messrs Vickermau and De Montalk waited upon the Remuera Road Board last night, • when the Hon. E.Mitchelson presided, all the membe*"s ( being present. The object of the" deputation was to get at! tention paid ,to the drainage of VVest-bourne-road. The Board decided to take a poll of ratepayers with the view of raising a loan toi undertake No, 2 section of Mr !J Mestayer's drainage scheme. This included the area from the seaside of Remuera Road between Arney-road and Victoria-avenue. Dr. Frengley, district health officer, was present at-the meeting. : It was proposed that in the event of the loan being authorised, Mr HI" Metcalfe should be asked to be, engineer for. carrying out the work. Residents on the ridge will 'he called upon to disconnect from existing drains.; ."•- ''■•'".• Fire broke.out at noon' to-day among the oil and turpentine goods at Messrs. R. and R. Dndec'a store.in King's Drive, Devonport. A number of men immer diately attacked the ; and the fire brigade arriving with ' their ' usual promptitude joined in the work. In a few minutes-the; outbreak was subdued. The damage amounted-to about £10. HaVe you tried anything from the' juvenile Apartment : at Geo. Fowlds.f He lias washing suits and blouses mi crush, holland, drill and galatea stripes. I —Ad. •■' \y,':'l,.:yy:: > y y- -~ ; . : v ' :: The holidays are coining, you will assuredly need a bag, "trunk, or basket. You try Geo. Fowlds;—Ad. Be still on your guard. The winter and cold weather -are not altogether , past. Geo. Fpwlds ior^.underclothing.Ad. .Keep yftuiself IJagether. Beltp. and braces, all ' style* , and r colours, .new shapes and -modern ideas, ;• at Geo. ;Fowlds.—Ad. ..;>:-. Prepate.for*the hot weather by wearing proper ; summer clothing; US' Alpaca coats and.drill .suit-it Ged. Fowlds. Ad. White flannel and serge cricketing I trousers, in all sizes,-apl?ndid . value, from 8s Cd—Smith and" Caughey, Ltd.J i men's and juvenile clothiers.—Ad. j