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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 262, 5 November 1912, Page 5

The appearance of £5000 on the Estimates for the erection of a separate traffic bridge over the Qpawa River at the end of Grove Road was favorably remarked upon at yesterday's meeting of the Spring Creek Road Board. Correspondence was received from Mr R. McCallum, M.P.,. regarding the preparation of plans and specifications, and it was decided that the secretary ascertain from the Minister for Public Works when the plans could be prepared. The members resolved to advocate that the width of the bridge be 22ft. A conference of local bodies will be held in the Borough Council Chamber at 10 a.m. on the 16th inst. to arange details and endeavor to come to an arrangement as to the allocat.on of cost. HOW TO KEEP WELL. If 'people would take less food, and drink more water, there would be less rheumatism, gout, eczema, and neuralgia. The most frequent cause of these derangements is an excess of nutritive materials, the blood being surcharged with salts. To effect a cure, stop the cause. Drink more water, and eat less meat and concentrated . foods. This shuts off the supply of urates in the blood. Even* better than plain water is Wai-Rongoa Natiiral Mineral Water. . Wai-Rongoa is not only a delightful beverage, but a reliable solvent of uric acid. Mr Jules Joubert, "the man of many exhibitions," says:—"Wai-Rongoa has proved a cure for a disease from which I have suffered for 25 years—viz., gall-stones. It has conquered the uric acid." Wai-Rongoa is cool, clear, effervescing, and blends perfectly with wines, spirits, etc. Obtainable from clubs, chemists, hotels. —Advt. ■ Don't be fined. Secure a time and wag-es book from "The Express" Office.—Advt.