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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1143, 2 June 1911, Page 4

In pursuance of a report recently presented by H>o City Engineer with respect to plague prevention, tho Public Health Committee ln.-t cvßiiinß recommended the City Council to offer a standing reward of 'id. for each rat delivered at the Dc structor. j Tho City Council will bold a special meeting to consider Mr. Richardson s report ou the tramway system. Tho Superintendent of Besoms lias been authorised to supply tho necessary trees and shrubs to plant tho vacant ground in front of the South Wellington School. Nominations of candidates for the vaennev created by the statutory retirement of Mr. H. T. Ellingliani. Crown tenants representative ou the Wellington Land Board (and who is eligible tor rc-clcc-lion), closed at 5 p.m. yesterday. Only two nominations were received :-i\n. u. T. Ellhigham and Mr. A. J. Jobhn. Mr. A. J. Joblin has since, it is understood, withdrawn his nomination, and Mr. hlhiigham will therefore be declared re-elected. At a meeting of the ICilbirnio Kate paver," Association, held lasl evening for the lmrnose of discussing proposals lor the improvement of the recreation ground and the further reclamation of L»2 acres adjoining tho reserve, under the provisions of'the Wellington City and Kcelaiimtion Empowering Act, 1000, it was decided that a deputation should wait luiou tin- City Council at its next Hireling with the object of representing the views oi tho association Willi rreml to (he scheme, and that snorts tallies, school cominmws. and others inlereslod, should be asked to corporate in the movement. Tho proceodinps were of a most enthusiastic and unanimous kini Mr. Ileginbollmm presided, and there was an attendance of about .30 residents of tho district. That tightness across the Chest, that thick troublesome Dilosm, that running of tho Nose, may bo relieved and removed by NAZOL. It has done it in thonsande of case?, aiid it will do it in yours.— AdvU