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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1194, 1 August 1911, Page 6

A meeting of tho Strabano (Ireland) District Council was marked by scenes of great disorder. One member sought permission to reopen tho question of presenting an address, to the King on the occasion of the Ifoyal visit to Ireland, but the chairman ruled the mailer out of order, as the council had previously rejected the proposal. Another member and the gentleman who had raised the subject then came into collision, and the latter was struck on the head with a ruler, blood being drawn. The meeting was adjourned. Colds in tho head, chest or throat disappear as soon as you brim; "Nazol" into operation. It is the latest English remedy, and it works effectively. No cold is "Nazol" proof.—Advt. Tho annual report of tho Suez Canal Company for l!H0 shoivs that the three leading lines using the canal are British, tho tonnage figures being:—!', and 0. Steam Navigation Co., 1,211.200; Kllerman Lines. Limited. 1,028,100; Alfred Holt and Co., !WD,300; Ilanf.a Line (German), 831,41)0. The Ellerninn Lines, Limited, sent the lurßost number of steamers fhrough tho cnnn.l. Jliss Burrel!, of Botley, Tlants, has undertaken to defray the cost—which will exceed ,£lo,ooo—of a new out-patients' building at the "Roy.al South Hants and Southampton Hospital. Woods' vjreat Pemieriuint Cure, for ffln?li3 and Colds, never fuls, U. Gd. '