THE BUILDING DEADLOCK.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume L, Issue 8911, 27 October 1905, Page 7

THE BUILDING DEADLOCK.

AGREEMENT ARRIVED AT,

[PBKSS ASSOCIATION.] ' TIMARU, October 26

_ The - delegates attending the builders' animirtl-jneeting here have for the Jaet two days been. engaged in a conference witli delegates from the recently formed Institute of Architects practising in New Zealaaid relative to the new conditions of contract.- The result is that new conditions' have been agreed to by both sides, and ihese "will be brought into use not later than December 1 next. This means that the. deadlock between architects and -builders ~is now at an end, and a very larg©^ amount of building work that* has been" delayed ' for some time will be immediately available. The next annual builders' conference will be held in Wanganui.

- Word has been received from Wellington that Mr R. P. Clark&on, head teacher of "Nprmariby school, has greatly distinguished himself in terms examinations at Victoria College, Wellington. Hc^ came out-inMuß'third-year examinations first in history and political economy, second in jurisprudence and constitution!! 1 history, and third in mathematics. We congratuJ site- him on his success. It is no light work to carry on a school, and at the 6ame time go through a university course "with such distinction. , In moving a vote of thanks lo Mr Gray for his lecture on Thursday night Mr Stevens- said he had hoped that Mr Gray would -have.. touched on the subject of American literature. Mr Stevens, who is Secret:^ of the Library Committee, con-sidered-American literature much superior to and fitter for a. public library thW English literature. Mr Gray replied that Mr Stevens liad reminded him of a phase of his" subject he had overlooked. He 6aid that in America they had adopted free • literature schemes on exceedingly large scales. Public lectures, too. were much -in evidence. The halls for these lectures were equal to the best theatres New Zealajid possessed, and all classes of the community attended, for the lecturers -were-the- very best men from the Univer- ' sities, who. gave their services for a very small, fee. ' "They don't let education stop_a.t the schools," said Mr Gray, "they 6ay that, if the democracy ie to be 6\iccessful'it must be educated." WHEN YOU ARE BILIOUS You may be certain the liver is deranged, and you cannot' permit this important organ to be torpid or lazy. Biliousness is caused by the failure of the liver to filter the bile and other poisonous impurities of the blood. A sluggish liver causes uric acid to accumulate, and uric acid- causes gout, rheumatism, lumbago, and sciatica , Rouse the liver and you remove the cause of many ailments, and the proneness to serious disease. Impey'e May Apple is acknowledged to be an exceedingly effective liver medicine. It is mild but ' prompt in action, it rids the stomach of all impurities, stimulates the liver- *nd kidneys, aids digestion, and sharpens the appetite. Impey's May Apple iB purely vegetable, and may be given ..with confidence even to delicate women and children. Chemists and stores, 2s 6d.a bottle. Sbaria-nd and Co., Ltd., wholesale agents. For Bronchia] Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure- Is 6d.