THE AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5498, 20 April 1910, Page 2

THE AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS.

or eni.no. of brake commission. (Per Press Association). | Auckland, April 18. The Royal Commission appoiuted to inquire and report upon the suitability of the btakes used on tho Auckland ; trams opened this rooming. The points for inquiry are whether having regard to the grades on the tramways and the speeds the care travel, the congested street traffic, and safety of the public the system of brakes already adopted or any of them are suitable, efficient and sufficient. If the said brakes are not suitable and sufficient what other brake would you recommend ; and, generally, to inquire into any matter connected with the Subject of the inquiry or regarding the necessity of any new legislation in connection therewith. It was slated that the Tram Company maintained that the existing brakes were perfectly safe and effective, but i 9 prepared to alter the system, not because it is inadequate, . but because they recognised the desirability and necessity of working harmoniously wifcn the Government and their employees.

Too much promineivce cannot be given to the tact that it is dangerous to give cough medicines contaming jopium or other narcotfcs to children. Narcotics are mot necessary in a cough, medicine, and this fact l\as been prove* py the BUCcess at Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which. Ls absolutely jfree from* Op";? iftn, Morphia. Heroin, Chloroform, C.'Worodyne, Ether, or any . other poisonous substance or anodyne. This is n.-»t merely an assertion of the manufacturers, but each (bottle cf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bears i the Government atoalysis fcttOTviog that it has bfcen officially (declared free from all jnarcotics. Soli by all dealers. Over a million bottles sold atwu-►Hx-WOLFE'S SCftNAPPSj