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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11549, 28 January 1932, Page 4

YOU AIUST KEEP FIT.

Never neglect a cough, cold, or influenza;. Brain-well's One Nought Ope has cured thousands and it tfSH- cure you. All leading grocers. Price ’2(6.'

—ggu SZ&ZttS*- vr.\ •. «*•* 1 JSUfcf&Sfc pis. evening, corritneiuang at; t Ao, , 'f \ cvdnev PA. cable Haios that ~ fair average quality standard for Dm South Wales Wheat hrtfl'heen fixed . officially at (MI )h pen imperial bu'HFT-

Visberm* Hi Hi School and from ficfiool. * : ’ ' '

Afore than usual interest should „(tach to the Athletic Club „ danß oRl,»”o,v KlnboraV ere heiii" made to ensure that ih< evening will he an iniqigbfjd ■ ««£ fess and no stone will he Fir un turned bv the committee to make it , evening to be preasantly re,n pmred Airs. Alenzies’ popular jazz orchestra will -PPP'-Y f,K- W 1 ®* , Because it is attracting men from harvesting work. No. scheme is " he suspended from 1 m „ a' nv counties of Canterhufy. Ihe Rmrua Hal-we!]. ARdvern and pelkr I.»V- »lm.dr had -b K fical ion of the suspension of fie scheme and it C- understood ‘he• other council'- may he notified within the next few days. Numbers or . oniplaints have been received by the Unemployment Board that P 7 ;; staving, on relief works and relnvuiA In 'accept tin* lower, wages mm offer ed for harvesting, although, m the abrogate, these wage- are 5t.,11 creator than those given lor refiej work.--- V. A.

There was a good attendance at tne. annual meeting of the _ GiMpr branch of the N.Z. fpr Radio Transmitters Mi ■ T'pn O’Meara was in the chan Glfhcer for the ensuing year were elected «s follows Secretary f - air: treasurer. Air. I. U R- Hunt: committee, .Messrs. Ivnn O Fa L Patterson. Smith- A. I Bzf? * *'- and .1. Van tier. An interest mg debate was held upon an unpprtant technical question concerned wgii the subject of modulation. Messrs. Hunt and AV. BulUvanfc taking .the affirmative and arguing Messrs. C. T. Hands and G. Ilutlcr. who adopted the negative. 'I be local •maiicli of the association, which, was founded a few years ago. proposes to put into force an extensive programme this year, including a number of lectures and debates to he held at frequent intervals. Afembevs will he given assistance in remedying radio, problems, and, if desired. in preparing themselves for the Post and Telegraph examination fer amateur transmitting licenses.