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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLII, Issue 6134, 8 July 1914, Page 5

Alet terwasr^;Wit.them«»t:n^ of LaodsuadSuiuey^vhowr.to stating JftLdiraaed by the Alin.sier or and* to acknowledge receipt ot v latembodying a resolution or me oftiie WaiHi «wa.up. In reply, the Uoder-S^ciotarystacedthat uu engineerio9 nar:ywillba4JUin«OU .10 tilfi block ttMH early date, witli a vievvt^ c rtamiag the bos. modo of Ruling With the drainage. JnonneciMn with the circumstances of the iium .Last Coast road, he said that this matcer willrwaiwdueattoatioaacaaeariy a fe^ossible. AsuoiofiJlOUOun account already appears on the Lauds Improvement estimates.-Gr (xriihn said the letter was satisfactory.

New hot water bags, quality and price right.—M»«elees, Chemist and Opticiat-Atthemoit-ujjof LheCouuty Council yesterday a uommuni ;ucioa was m d fiooi ii:e Premier, w!,; wrote wkuovled&W lhd 'oc«ipt ot a cupy of a resolution p*i«ul by til* Council, suiting time local bo. io; might be permitted 10 utilise, under proper miUiuards, the funds stauding tv tnoir credit for special loau te counts. As this matter was under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Internal Allaire, the Premier stated that Ua is suoniittuig the commuuioauoii to his colleague for consideration.

Local fishermen made; a good catch of hapuka in tne waters in the neighbourhood of Mayor Island oh Monday and .Tuesday, securing nearly tixty iish of this species, weighing about two tons. Nearly the whole oE the catch was shipped to Auckland by fhe Ngapuhi last night.

For Influenza take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails, la 6d,* 2a Gd.

Before the Ojunty Oouncil proueeled to businesi yesterday Cr Stewart moved—That the congratulations of theCouncil be extended to Cr Southey (chairman) on tho honour conferred upon him by his appointment to tb.9 Commission of the Peace,—The motion was seconded by Cr Jluma, and earriad unanimously, Mr Southey acknowledging tho compliment in a few well chosen words. The Postal Department advises that the Wellington-Briodisi despatch of the 2!) th Miy anived ia London on the -lth inst.-, one day early. The monthly meeting of tlio Tinraoga School Cotunilttee will bo hold this evening. MrE W Dye>v wi:l preside at the monthly sitting1 of the 8. M". (Jonrt to-morrow. New goods at auction prices during the Cncap Clearing tiale no A W Edwards 1 now boor, shoe and men's outfitting store. Remember chat sale starts ty morrow Thurslay and every article reduced in price; no exception.* A communication was read at the County Council meeting yesterday 'from the Tauranga Sawinilliug Company, Ltd, requesting , permission to Jay about five chains of tram alongside -the road, opposite Mr liobinsou's. It was stated that tho tram would not affect; tiie (road in any way.—The supervisor said tha Company desire! to make a loop line.—After discussion the Council decided to defer the matter till next meeting; to enable the supervisor and Waimapu members to make inquiries ami report. For Chronic Chest Complaints, .Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d, 2s (>d. A letter was road at tho tnoeUnr: of the County Council yesterday from Mr H J Gil!, who wrote on behalf of himself and sottlers on the Te'Matai road, asking the permission of the Couucil to erect v telephone linn i'or a distance of about tlvo miles on the road.-— Cr Lally rnuved: That tho request bo acceded to. provided that Iho posts aro placed as near fences as possible.—Seconded by Cr Gritl'in and carried. Tis IIOOXIK imo.V, si., fniitli ;mi.l lair H niobbo S";.{|n-. yev hurt -in b air, Mftn, in... v draw f.' y-r pipt- •■ft- >uin' Oin her!..- hilt wi' I'xjNNlK D< )uX •'•''