WAIMATE BOROUGH COUNCIL.

North Otago Times, 29 July 1909, Page 1

WAIMATE BOROUGH COUNCIL.

.! ' ——f Am Our Own Correspondent,) A meeting of;. thiß Council was held 011 !''y 2fth ( .when , them worn present Mr N, (Mayor) 1 , lors jlnkster, 'Stridors, Miller, ji u tt, Hunt,! A. Manchester, Collet^pud Cox. Dr Pitts reported ono case of scarlet fever.• /■ .'

J. K togaa DopartmentJ)) wroto ro limit oi iime h sending and receiving tolcphona messages.- Received,

Sir ,W. J, Steivardj M.P., wroto in reply to tlie Councils letter re tho erection of tho now post office at nainmtc, that from information lie had received ho recoinmciidcd, .tlia Council to allow, tho, post office f\ies'iwi 'to bo dropped until Sir J, G, Ward's return to Xqw |2ealand. Mr Nash, of Pnrsonago Road, asked for , improvement to road drainage on Parsonage road. Referred to the Works Committee, and if any 'difficulty arise with the County Council on this business that Mr Bremner, tlio County ensjinoer bo conconsulted on tho matter,.

A wire from Sir W, J. Sto ward informed the Co.mcil that) tho Hon, Mr Uuddo will arrive in Waimato jioxt Thursday I}/ tho first train from limaru, mooting n deputation of the unemployed at 10 a.m„ and of |lic Steward sot tiers at 10,30, and is duo at Kapua at 11,30, back to Animate to lunch, leaving Waimate Dunedin by tlio second express on tho samo dav.

It was resolved that a deputation consisting of the Mayor and Councillors Jones, Ilutt and Mil'er and Mr !J. Manchester (scn'or) bo ado- : put-ntjon to' meet .Mr Burldo o'V tho occasion of his visit to Wnimate on Tlnireday, July 29th, at 10 a.m. Accounts amounting to £2O 12s fcl were passed for payment.

Whether resulting from a sprain or from rheumatic pains, there is nothing so good for a lame,shoulder as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Apply it fi'ecly and rub tho parts vigorously at each application and a quick euro is ceitain. For salo by Milligan and Bond.