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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 4

A deputation of local members of Parliament, on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, waited upon the Hon. J. G. Coates with reference -to "the main highl way between Auckland and Wellington (states a Press Association message from Palmerston North). A letter from the Okahune Chamber of Commerce stated that local bodies in the Wanganui and Waimarino districts were taking steps to divert the proposed main highway between Auckland and WelUngton down to Parapara road -from Horopito to Wanganui, via Roetihi, thereby encircling Wanganm. and other places at the expense of places on the V A, T™nk,, railw»y to Palmerston Isorth. Mr. Goates said it w£s a question for the board. In any case, the routes were not ■completely laid but. The Minister promised Jo institute inquiries. Hot Weather Predicted, so say the cabbage trees. Get in a supply of Price's *rmt byrup Essence for making delicious drinks. Very economical—a Is 6d bottle makes 3 gallons cordial. Raspberry, Lemon, Russet Apple, an d other luscious flavours. AH grocers. Distributors: Thompson Bros.—Advt. Brain workers need proteids. Cereeen contains eighty per cent, proteids, irliich build up the nervous system. All chemists sell Ceregwi, 2s 6d to 15s 6d.^-Advt. Three greW novels by three great 5? % S- VT^™?™^l by Johß Buchan : The Eighth Wonder, t»y A S M" Hntchinson, *Trfhor of H Winter Comes, and A Hazard in the Blue, by John Oxenham. Price 6s copy, posted 4d copy extra. Kirkcaldie and Stains.Advt,