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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 16 June 1926, Page 6

In cio'iineeitiioii' ivit'll road mnstmcbioiu work for (l-islbo.nie, teiudons. were inviLed i|»y the Borough Cbunoil for a. four hundred yank? hob intix hiturnon ;isphl<dt pla.ii t, ia.-n.rl a lengthy dismssion eosued mit the coumiil meeting Wt iiiglut. At a previous meeting the borough tMigneer recommended the accept,a,nee of the Ncueh.a.te! Go-y.’s I l'o'fj ivoisis pliant at £'-14218 10s-, the otrtly other tender worth roiusiideriing, he uaiiid. being one from Niven and Coy. at £3087 10s. A letter wa.s road from the Minister for Customs- in reply to a. -requ.e.Mt foil' a. mniiiiswoin of duty,on a. hot. .box •mix plaint if imported. 'Pbe Mini.viter .stated that -suHi plants are made in New Zealand, and give .sati.s----f-aetbron to- lorn! users, and under those oiirru.mistrui'oes lie could net. ‘admit an imported pliant free of duty. Finally, it was decided, by -seven votes, to two, to -accept Niven’s, tender, the mover. Or. de Cbstia. making a strong appeal to support New Zealand-made goods. .. The king unto his jester spake — “I counsel seek from thee, wise clown, Prnv tell me, what’s the best to take When cough and cold shall get me down ? ’ ’ The jester answered with a grin—- “ 6, sire, the best of all. be sure. For coughs and colds awaits within, A bottle of Woods’ Great Pepper mint Cure, —Advt. AVOID A BLISTER, If not properly treated, the slightest burn or scald will raise a blister and often lead to a chronic, painful sore. If Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is applied the instant the burn is received, it will relieve the pain like magic. and prevent the formation of a blister Sold everywhere. — Advt.