CHEVIOT NOTES.

Kaikoura Star, Volume XLV, Issue 73, 11 September 1925, Page 5 (Supplement)

CHEVIOT NOTES.

| Mr R. Wilkinson, of Messrs Dalgely I and Co., Ltd., is at present on holiday. Mr C. H. Davies returned to Cheviot during the week, after spending a holiday in Kaikoura. A report of the Tuahiwi-Cheviot football match, for the Cameron Shield, will appear in Tuesday’s issue. A report of the anniversary social of the Cheviot Bible Class will appear in our next issue. Mr S. B. Clifford, County Clerk and Engineer, left Cheviot on Tuesday on a holiday visit to Australia. He expects to be away about a month. A movement is on foot to form a Ladies’ Guild in connection with St. John’s Church of England, and a meeting of ladies is to be held at an early date. Owing to the inclement weather, the annual meeting of the Mackenzie Tennin Club was not held on Tuesday, and will now take place on Tuesday next, September 15. Arrangements have been made to have a photograph of the Cheviot senior football team taken at Tuahiwi on Saturday. Anyone requiring a copy should communicate with the lion, secretary, Mr T. West. A deputation, representing the Canterbury court at the Dunedin Exhibition, waited on the County Council on Saturday last. After hearing the deputation, the Council decided to pay its quota towards the Canterbury court. To celebrate the success of the senior team in the Sub-Union competition, the Cheviot Football Club intends holding a grand victory dance. Particulars will be found in our advertising columns. The Plunkct Nurse will visit Cheviot on Monday next. On Wednesday next, a£t. the Cheviot Picture Theatre, ahatfrferV good programme will be submitted,., the feature being “ April Showers, ” with Colleen Moore in the leading comedy will be screened, also a Gazette. A definite announcement that he I would stand as the Reform candidate for Edon electorate at the General Election was made by Sir Janies Parr, at a meeting of his supporters held in Mount Albert. Sir James said he had felt ho was tired enough to justify a long holiday, and a rest from politics, but at the request of the Prime Minister and the Party, and in fairness to his old supporters, he had decided to enter the lists one more, and he would be the Government candidate at the election. “Prevention is better than potions.” —Anon. Even on smiling spring days you are l-able to contract a troublesome cough or chill, and it pays to keep a reliable preventive, such as Baxter’s Lung Preserver, always handy. “Baxter’s” is a rich, warming, penetrative specific. Roots out chronic bronchial complaints in double-quick time. Also a beneficial tonic. Obtainable at all chemists and stores at 2/6 for a goner ous-sized bottle. Family size 4/6. 3