The Inangahua Times. FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1915. LOCAL & GENERAL

Inangahua Times, 22 January 1915, Page 2

The Inangahua Times. FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1915. LOCAL & GENERAL

In our advertising columns, the I County Chairman requests the ; business people to observe Monday afternoon next, the occasion of the visit of His Excellency the Governor in lieu of the usual Wednesday half holiday. A Wellington wire says that Wm. Scotland, a well-known N.Z. aviator has decided to join the aviation corps at the front. He sails for England in about thiee weeks' time. In discussing the possibilities of flying in New Zealand, Mr Scotland expressei an opinion that Canterbury is the best district and if a school of aviation is ever set up in the Dominion Christchurch was the most suitable centre.

There was an excellent attendance at the Theatre Royal last night on the occasion of the display of McLean's Pictures. These as usually is the case were excellent. The picture of the bathing at. Coney Island was admirable in every way, and was an eye opener as to the manner in which surf bathing has caught on in New York. The dramas were all that could, be wished for and the play "Little Red Riding Hood " was a remarkably pretty bit of wo;k, "Real Turkish" was a most amusing and interesting picture and all the other pictures were greyly appreciated. Good music was supplied by Miss Banks and Messrs Anderson and Stevenson.

Now is the time to see your children's requirements before the schools re-c pen, Start them off well w-th a pair of Chalk's Special School boots, It cos's you nothing extra t 0 h»ve thum nailed at J. W. Chalks, the lading Mercer, Ctothiorßnd Footwear Specialty, j

iVf.i'l'.-Sl'-'Gi' iV!'".''''!!^!! l 'v'Q,/U V.' .\ ; ■Ci'.Kliiv 'Hi t!i '■: (r '• ' I '■ • ■•;•• ' j We have orc!!! ; !i(i our rtn'en )'' :hc meeiinf !: the County! Council to-i::gh. ; n orcl. : :r .lo arrange iurm. '.<.:.';> 1.1 on of tin: 1 Jovenior .md i tverpool. Aw heir has been bom to I.he Lord Roberta I'eeragc, Lady Edwina Lewin, the i-econd daughter <M the old --oldicr having given birth to a son. At present the peerage is vested ir the eldest daughter, who is unmarried.

i An Auckland wire states the' Atheuic arrived this rooming. , Uh'.; left Alexandria on December I ! 17 and came direct, she brings 58 ; uon commission officers and men j j from ail pars of Ihe force. A I portion were invalided houie with j some defaulters and some refused i to be inoculated against typhoid.! The indications arc for west rly \ winds strong to gale and veerim; by west to south. The weather appears to be cloudy and unsettled. The barorne:er has a falling tendency, but r'f/mg after about 10 hours, then the weather will.probably become colder. A Chrhlchurch wire r,ays:The Governor and Lady Liverpool leave Chrisichurch tomorrow for West Coast and p*y an official visit to Reef ion on the 25th, and Westport on the 28 hj, returning to Chrisichurch on the 30: hj,

Those who are dts'roiß of seeing as much of the war pictures 3S possible, should not fail to attend Pollard's pictures tonight, as it is a benefit for the Reefton Fire Brigade, and there is to pe an extra 800 feet of war pictures shown that have not yet bsen screened on the coast. 4? There is general regret at Crushinglon at the departure of Mr and Mrs A.R. Watson from the district. They have been identified with it for many years and have taken a prominent pait lin the' local functions, but Mr 1 Watson has decided to sever h's I connection with the farm and ' go iothe North Island. Vhe sale season now being on, Mr W. Henderson is this issue announces that he has a grsat stock of ladies woven underwear to select from and we are sure ••hat all inspecting the varied s>ock of goods now offered at his up to date emporium, will not be satisfied with an ioppec ion only, but noting the excellent quality and markabl? low prices of the goods will make a purchase, His Excellency the Governor, is to arrive in Reefton on Monday shortly after midday. He will be met at the railway station by a guard of honour from the Reefton Kifies and will be escorted |o the County Council Chambers where he will be presented "vith an address and the Territorials' will be in force. He will he entertained at lunch and if time will permit, will be motored up to the mines. A Waitara wire states the

[petition of Mr Wilson, the defeated candidate for Taumarunui alleges that while 7917 votes were declared by the Returning Officer, there are only 7549 votes accounted for by marked rolls and other votes legally receivable, and that 30 persons received ballot papers at two polling places, and that cerlain persons eligible to vote were denied the right; that others, no! eligible, actually voted ; that the names of certain persons of whom some were alien?, but nat uralised and others under legal age, were placed on the roll; that Mr Jennings himself was not duly registered because his name | only appears m Taumarunui and he is not a resident of Taumarunui district. The petition also alleges irregularities ac four polling booths, and in consequence it is asked that court (1) order a scrutiny and recount (2) that it be determined that Mr Jennings be not elected and (3) that the election be declared void The petition will be heaid at the February sitting of the court in New Plymouth. Special reductions in Ladies Woven Underclothing at Henderson's Creat Sale to morrow, Saturday'23rd inst. 33. No room (or colds in the man or woman, boy or girl, who uses " Nazol." This scientific aud reliable remedy also relieves Influenza, Broachltis, and Sore Throat. Buy a bottle to day—is 6d for 60 doses. CAN BE CONTROLLED

During Sumner mouths children are subject to disorder of tho bowels aud should rccoivo most careful attentionI:C looseness oi ! tho bowels is noticed Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy shonld bs given. Children teething have mora 01* less diarrhoea which can be controlled by giving Chamberlain'* Cciic;i :d (jiarrhoon at once:— Sjld by all Storekeepers and Chemists

... ....-, j •• f'mis of the woilci i.' r- sponsible !""." the st-.ir feature of the new iiiiine S (i ')" sei eerie ' at j i»Kj Princess 'ihcii-c to-ni,j.ht. it is a J 000 feet drama, dealing] with life in the v/oilu'snidropolis,' entitled "The Lure of London*" It if. a story of love and Grange :.dve::!u!e iolc! .imidst the wealth r,n«i f/.juals of the great city.' The | :i'i':-v Jr:i!:\.i;:: offerings is r- -,; n •.',!.. (juauil oVory entitled i 1 !ii-.l'';isi dove." The balance] of ihc bill consists of a new Gau- j niont Graphic an Interesting' istufiy :>! "bird Life," a charming ; scunl' : Virion", o! Rome/' And 1 a roaring A. K. comic "The Joy ! \l\r\n "