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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 24 November 1908, Page 4

CABLES & TEiLEGRAMS [Pkbss Association.— Copsbiq^t] . , BRITISH POLITICS. j LONDON, Monday. ■ In the/House of Commons Mr Runciman's Education' Bill was formally read a first time, and is now published. -It is hailed-with some hope. • - The "Times" remarks that since it is impossible to induce the negotiating partiea each to make an ultimate concession, the Government proposes as a viamedia its own authority. Whatever the fate or the merits of the Bill, the concensus of this rfiasterly policy has enhanced Mr Ruttciman's political reputation, and snatched the ' possibility, of success -from the brink of failure. The Bill makes the County .Council type* of school general, abolishes tests, and offers denominations the right: <of entry to all schools. Assistant teachers, are allowed to volunteer to give de» nominational teaching twice a week. The local authorities' permission can only be withheld if the services required affect the' general conduct and discipline of the school. Contracting, out, except in. single areas, is permitted, on the basis of relinquishing the rate, but receiving a largely-increased State grant. Mr Balfour was not consulted. wonetabyTcomwebcial HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. WELLINGTON, Monday. The High Commissioner cabled from London on the 21st of November :— The mutton market is depressed, and there is a dull sale of all qualities. The trade is very disappointing, there being only a very hand-to-mouth demand. The current quotations are : — Dutch mutton 4d, River Plate (which is in large supply) 3£d, North Island 3id. , The lamb market is very dull, and the demand, has considerably fallen off. The stocks of New Zealand on hand are light, and are firmly held in a few hands. Canterbury lamb is quoted at s±d; other than Canterbury, sd. ■ HANrW particularly ladles' bunds. I ■ riMIN I/O, should look Dice, what- ■ | ever work they do. 9 SYDAL Wilton's Hand Emollient will ensort nice hands to those using it. 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' A constipated habit of body will bi completely cured if the patient will oi each occasion, when suffering, tnke i dose of Frootoids, instead^of an ordinar; aperient. Prico 1/6. Chemists, Medicine Vendors or the Proprietor, W. G. Hearne, Chemisf ; Geelong, Victoria. FOR SALE. COLLEGE HILL, NELSON. I The Residence of Mr Neil MacLeod, 1 COMPRISING House, Shed, and 2 V^ Sections of Land, with frontages to Waimea Road, Hampden-street, and Kawai-street. The land is of excellent quality and commands a series of exceedingly fine views. The honso (one storey high), which was recently built from the plans of the late Mr Stead Ellis, Architect, with the special aim of forming a comfortable and elegant home, consists of eight apartments, dining room, drawing j room, 3 bedrooms, etc.. five of them containing fire places. It is situated ! within two minutes' walk from the I Boys' College, fifteen minutes' "from th« Girls' College, and five minutes' drive by motor omnibus from Traf algar-st. Apply at the House. WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL. A PPLICATIONS for the position il of DAYMAN for the Belgrove : Roads will close at the County Office, j Nelson, on WEDNESDAY, 2nd Dec. < next, at 4 o'clock p.m. Conditions of employment may be seen at Palmer's Store, Foxhill. J. G. LITTLEJOHN, County Engineer. WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS for Metalling on the undermentioned roads will Close al the County Office, Nelson, on WEDNESDAY,. 2nd December next, at 4 o'clock p.m. 1. Roads in Arthur Estate, Wakefield. Hodgen'B Store, Wakefield. i- Lower Stanley Brook, Jordan Bros., Stanley Brook. 3. Wangapeka-Bush End, Palmer's Store, Tadmor. J. 0. LITTLEJOHN, County Enjineer. Mr William Francis, Launceston, Tas., writes : — "During the recent hot spell in Melbourne I had a very severe attack of Gastritis. I tried many remedies, but nothing did me any good. A friend from Queensland, seeing now ill I was, recommended ine to take Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 did so, and -had only taken about four doses when I cbtai*»*tl relief. I am a commerda. 1 traveler, "nd visit many of the mining centres of 'Tasmania and New Zealand, and will certainly never go on my travels again without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea- Reme4y with me. For *a!e everywhere."