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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 75, 8 May 1903, Page 8

Captain Edwin wives as follows Moderate easterly winds. Glass hi"c movement. Tnimalmtely after the •• block " in tho Couucil Chambers on ' Tuesday nigj.f U, t . AT"- FnV* eon»mHr.icated-\ri'ti"j' the Colonial Ireasurer askiuß if an Orderin Council could be made to ralichto any proceedings taken m connection \vit?< the swearing in of. the newly-elected mayor and councillors. The Colouinl Treasurer replied suggesting that the borough solicitor should be consulted mike mat- ' ter, andMrFitzherbertwas accordingly written to yesterday and a reply is expected at once. IS is plainly evident wiat such a contingency as lias arisen was never contemplated when the Actwas framed and the Colonial Treasurer is in as big a hole as the council. EVEEY WOMAJN' Takes a special pride in the way she finishes the shirts, collars and cuffs she irons. She likes to give satisfaction and doesn't slio just beam with, pleasure when the work is praised by the man. Every man appreciates that beautiful s'iieeu which is imparted to all starched iinen by Atees' Chinese Laundby Glass (Jion Brand). Try tliis glaze. Yon Jl be satisfied with the results. It is put up in packets ready for immediate use and sold by all storekeepers at 6d and Is per packet. A sample will bo sentto you, if you write to E. Axses, 90 Cuba-street, Wellington.