Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12241, 9 April 1903, Page 6

The ordinary meeting of the Trades and Labour Council was held last night, when a large amount of routine business was gone through. It was decided to request the Government to suspend Mr. S. Brown from the Court of Arbitration during the hearing of the breach of award in the furniture trade dispute, in view of certain letters appearing in the daily press in which Mr. Brown ex° pressed certain views regarding the award of the Court. The Council expressed its dissatisfaction with the candidates in the field for the Mayorality of the city of Auckland, and decided to endeavour to induce someone more acceptable to the workers to put himself forward as a candidate. A resolution was carried urging the Government to increase the tax on absentee landlords, as promised by tho Premier in his speech at Gore. Important to cyclists: Rudge-Whitworth cycles are constructed throughout on the principle of absolute interchangeability. Thus, in case of accident, any part can be obtained and relied upon to fit into its placo without difficulty or alteration of any kind. E. Reynolds and Co., sole agents, Victoriastreet. Thousands of sufferers from that mostpainful malady—raging toothache—have been permanently cured by using the latest scientific remedy, INGO, for destroying the nerve in decayed' teeth. INGO arrests decay, forming a stopping, and saves extraction. Insist on trying INGO. Price, Is. Chemists and stores. Ping Pong, it is all the go, Learn to play it, don't be slow, ' Lots of fun you'll find indoors, While outside the tempest roars, * You'll gladly think you're snug.and warm And not out in the raging storm To catch a cold, for which be sure '■ To take some— Woods' Geeat Peppermint Cube.