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Press, Volume L, Issue 15016, 10 July 1914, Page 4

SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, £Jo£¥ for DISPLAY ADVEEYISEMEKTS and ALTEBAttONS for sitae mast be is this Offios by Noeo to' tnsurs iatertion is "Ths Press" the fallowing DAY. FOB MOSDAT'S PAPER not Istsr than 10 s.tt. oo SATURDATi P. SELIG, Manager, j CHRISTCHUECH PRESS CO* VtJX, -J. NELSON . T H«r =5 5 '«wn quality v , ,?_ makes tkem the w<»t MOATE'S satisfactory. Only from ■ eu yon est the PURE TEAS lgSa^n^X TaaW s > COUNTY COUNCILS. ■ . ■ ■■#■■■.■■■ ■■.■- ---UOtfNT HERBERT. The monthly meeting of tho Mount Herbert County Council was held or Monday at the Council Chambers, Purati. Present—Messrs O. Bradley, A • R. Fleming, H. Field, L. M. Wilson, J. Hunter, Q„. C. Hanson, I*. Bamferd, and It. Allan. A vote of condolence was passed to the chairman (Mr O Bradley; in the loss of bis late brother, Mr Frank Bradley. A letter was re- . coived from tbo North Canterbury Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, stating that tho levy for this year was £271 6s sd. It wa9 resolved to remit it !n quartorly instalments. 3lessrs Bradley and Allan were ompowered to sign the rate roll for tho ensuing year. It was resolved to call for tenders for tho farv rcatjon of a four-foot track through the Maori pa to tho property of Mr G. G. Holmes, Pigeon Bay, and to form the road from Pigeon Bay boundary to Mr W. Iness's property. Tho clerk was instructed to write to the PostmasterGeneral (the Hon. R. Heaton Rhodes), protesting against the Pigeon. Bay telephone being connected with tho Port Levy wire, as the district wire was now overcrowded, and request that an additional wire should bo added. The financial statement showed a credit- balance of £$45, Is Sd. 810 FOR THE~BKIN. -.——■*-—- It is not a good thing for people who have skin trouble, such as eczema, or even a tendency to pimples and a blotchy complexion, to smear themselves with greasy ointments and such things., in fact, they could not do attains worse. Th% grease clogs tho pores of the skm, and the trouble gets worse. When there is irritating or itching rash, a soothing boracic- wash maj help to allay the irritation; but, of course, it doesn't cure. Skin complaints arise from an impure condition of the blood, and will persist until £•> blood is purified. The well-known TT: Williams' Pink Pills have given good results in many forms of skin trouble. They make rich, new blood siat drives tout the impurities, and im- | part* a glow of .faealth. They increase | too appetite and epergy, and correct ' any condition that arises from a deficient state of the blood. These pills can &-» had wherever" medicine is sold. 12.