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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 9 May 1925, Page 7

At the meeting of the Hawera County Council to-day, Crs Walsh and Larcoin were appointed to represent the Council on the general committee set up for looking after and entertaining the delegates for the N.D.A| annual meeting in July. At to-day's meeting of the Hawerh County Council, Cr. R. B. Douglas handed in liis resignation as a member. He said this had been rendered necessary on account of the state of his health and he had to go away for an extended holiday. The chairman said he supposed they would have to accept the resignation, hut they did so with regret, for they were sorry to lose a good councillor who had done useful work for the county. They all hoped Cr. Douglas would return from his trip much benefited in Health. Speaking for the staff, the clerk (Mr. Harding). voiced the regret they all felt and hoped the council would he successful in getting as good a representative in his place. Cr. Douglas thanked all most sincerely, and said he would he leaving for the Old Country on June 10. At the Supreme Court at Palmertson North, in the action in which May Gibson nroceeded against Harry Rav, an ex-billiard saloon proprietor, claiming £IOOO damages for alleged slander, the jury, after a retirement of three hours, returned a verdict for defendant with costs on the highest scale. —Press Assn. WE’LL PATENT TOUR. INVENTION IN ALL COUNTRIES. Wherever you want patent rights secured over your invention expeditiously and economically, use our expert, efficient service. Advice freely given. —Henry Hughes Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston St., Wellington. —3 A COATED TONGUE. A coated tongue indicates a disordered stomach and constipation. While it exists there is frequently a loss of the sense of taste and a disinclination for food. A course of Chamberlain’s Tablets will quickly cleanse a coated tongue. They accomplish this by cleansing and invigorating the stomach, stimulating the liver and producing a free and regular habit of tlie bowels.— Advt.