MEETINGS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13766, 3 June 1908, Page 4

MEETINGS.

CITY SCHOOLS COMMITTEE. THE first meeting of the newly-elected Auckland City District Schools Committee' was held m the -Nelson-street school last night There were present: Messrs. P.. M Mack-iy (chairman), J. M Bennett. P. E. X Gaud in' Win. Robins, E. Sheraon. J. Trcvithiek, and J. F. Pullen. Napier-street School: A letter was received from the, headmaster of the Napier-street school asking that the-interior of the school should be painted. Mr. Bennett pointed out that the walls were in a "dirty, dismal, dilapidated condition and it was resolved to tag© steps to have the mutter attended to.: Bible Instruction: Br. Walker save notice to move at nest meeting-. " That this committee purchase lor the schools of Auckland a sufficient number of copies of the Ten Commandments to be placed in each classroom for the moral training of scholars." ST. DAVID'S LITERARY AND DERATING SOCIETY. A largely-attended meeting of St. Davids Literary and. Debuting Society was held on Monday evening, the president (the iter W Gray Dixon, M.A.) in the chair. The subject tor the evening was " Hobbies," me hers discussing their own and other people™ favourite pastimes . I " 7JJIe a MOUNT ALBERT LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB. About a. hundred members and friends of the above club met in the Methodist schoolroom cm Monday night. The evening was devoted to social intercourse and games interspersed with musical items and iw-i turns. Items were rendered by Miss Oaashev Miss R. Einßted, and Miss C. Finlar, Me *i-V \V. As thy. Jorgenson, F. Astley. 4 »n <•.,;.' lick, and H. Coles. ' l ' » l,ar WHY 18 SANDER AND SONS' PURp Vm » TILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT Stinerio? ?' any other Eucalyptus Products? El? is the result of full experience and of » B peci» i unci caretul process of manufacture> ft u always sate, reliable, and effective, and nil dangers attending the. use of the irresuon Silile preparations which are now paw i off as " Extracts" are avoided. aS was recently reported from the internal tl of one of these concoctions, and»in an ar-riV, at law a sworn witness testified that he si?? fered the most cruel irritation from the ni" plication to an ulcer of a product which »q stated to be ,uist as good as SANnVi>-J EUCALYPTI EXTRACT." Therefore, bew?~ of such deception. Remember that in rnnrti cine a drop that cures is better than a tabu spoonful that kills. Insist upon the nit pration which was proved beyond all doubt by skilled witnesses at the Supreme Court of Victoria and- by many authorities dm-ir the past thirty-five years to be a preparation of genuine merit, viz., SANDER AND SONS,' PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT'

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