THE GOLDEN BAY ARGUS (FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT CŒLUM.) THURSDAY, April 7, 1910

Golden Bay Argus, Volume XII, Issue 45, 7 April 1910, Page 5

THE GOLDEN BAY ARGUS (FIAT JUSTITIA, RUAT CŒLUM.) THURSDAY, April 7, 1910

away a few days ago from River* dale to Windsor, and jnore were to follow.

It is stated that the Colliugvvood Jockey Club is taking steps to obtain a license for continuance of the race meetings as heretofore, and that the necessary application is being made to the Stipendiary Magistrate this month, That “ in a multitude of counselors there is wisdom” was hardly examplified at the County Council meeting held on Monday last. With-two Crs short of its proper complement, the Council expeditiously transacted quite a large volume of important and routine business, and the proceedings, which were unusually harmonious, were all over by about thtee p.m,

services in connection with St. Cuthbert’s Church will be held in the Collingwood Public Hall on Sunday evening next, instead of in the Church as usual, the occasion being the celebration of a, Children’s Anniversary service. Special hymns will be sung by the children, and the Rev. E. A. Parker will conduct the service. Particulars of the concert and dance to be held next Wednesday at the Aorere Hall, in aid of the funds of the Aorere Defence Rifle Club, a; e given in our advertising columns. The evening’s entertainment promises to be most enjoyable, as among the contributors to the concert are the following ladies and gentlemen : —Misses Malloy, Nalder, and Delaney ; Mesdames Fish and Maden ; Messrs Maden, West, Keoghau, Hickmott, Diamond, H. B. Riley, Duffy, Chinn, and others. A dance will follow the concert. During the day the Club will have firing practice, and a match between old and new members ol the Club, for trophies, will be fired. Altogether Rockville is going to have a sort of a gala day, which should attract a goodly number of spectators.

For Influenza take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails, is 6d and 2s 6d.

The sudden deaths have occurred in Nelson this week of two wellknown residents. Just prior to taking charge of the S.S. Lady Barkly on Friday, Captain Henry Young, for many years a-trader to this Port, dropped dead in the street, while talking to a friend. On Tuesday last while entering the gate of his residence about 1 p.m. for lunch, the Hon. Francis Trask M L.C., fell back and immediately expired in the arms of a friend who accompanied him. The cause of death in both cases was heart disease.

Mr Hume, dentist, has his next dates for Collingwood visit advertised.

/■The Supreme Court case of the Seaford Coal Co. Ltd., against J. Shaw and G. B. Watson —a suit lor specific performance —which has been before the Court for tnauy months, 1 was concluded on Monday by Mr Justice Williams giving his reserved judgment in favour of defendants, with full costs as on a claim of £6OO. For Children’s Hacking Cough at night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, is 6d and 2s 6d. The statutory notice convening the annual meetings of Householders for the main purpose of elecing School Committees for the current year appears iu our advertising colunjns. The meetings will be held in the various School Districts at 8 p.m. ou Monday, 25th April.

A farm at Ferntowu is elsewhere advertised for sale. New Ads.—Farm for Sale.— Children’s Anniversary service.— Concert and Ball, Aorere. —Election of School Committees.—Striking County Rate. —&c.

In summer, when the bat is out, A good catch is the ball ; Well stopped ! we hear the people shout; Well stopped I cry one and all.

In winter when bleak .winds endure A bad catch is a ccdd ; Well stopped ! with Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure 1 Well stopped I cry young and old, A young farmer ou the Fairlie line had 20 hives of black bees last year, and obtaiued gooibot marketable honey from them. learning that the Italian bees are more profitable, he raised a stock, and this year from the same number of hives of Italian bees, he got two tons of honey. One ol the 20 hives yielded 4001 b.

1 here is a shortage of sheep in the North Otago district apparently, as several buyers of stores for the district have been operating in Southland, especially in the Waimea district, truck Joads were seat