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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4296, 4 March 1901, Page 6

CTESLEYAN CONFERENCE. V WESLEY CHURCH. ORDINATION' SERVICE, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. HOME MISSION MEETING. TUESDAY EVENING. GRAND CHILDREN’S CONCERT, WEDNESDAY EVENING. 312 HANDEL’S SUBLIME ORATORIO. "JUDAS Will be rendered at Wesley Church, FRIDAY. MARCH Blh. Soprano—Miss Violet Mount. Second Sop.ano—Miss V\ innie Birch omtralto—Mrs C. D. Mackintosh Tenor—Air E. J. Hill Basso—Rev A. Mitchcll Conductor—M r C. D Mackintosh Organist—Mr W. J. Harland Admission (by ticket only)—One Shilling; Back Gallery—Two shillings. 313 LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL. BUILDING BYLAW. NOTICE is hereby given that the Lowe; Hutt Borough Council will hold a meeting at 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY, Ist April, 1801, for the purpose of confirming a resolution passed by way of special order on the 18th February, 1001. making a Building Bylaw for the Borough. The object of the said Bylaw is to provide for—1. The deposit at the Borough Office of all plans of buildings to be erected, amt lor the inspection of the said buildings. 2. To regulate d'i. construction as to dimension, and materials of the walls o': buildings within the Borough 3. To regulate the construction and materials in construction of roofs, fireplaces, and furnaces and buildings and mode of securing ami enclosing chimneys. 4. To regulate and make provision for the construction of chimneys and for the prevention of nuisances from smoke. 5. To regulate the erection of tents and other temporary struchires. G. To prohibit or regulate the erection oT houses not having a frontage to a street and to prevent the overcrowding of ground with houses and shops. 7. To regulate the rules and re-erec-tion of buildings. 8. To appoint fees• payable to the Borough Fund for inspection, superintendence, and other services performed hy the Borough Inspectors. The foregoing building Bylaw to come into force on the 16th day of April, 1901. PERCY’ R. PURSER. Town Clerk. Lower Hutt. 23rd February, 1901. 277 NEW ZEALAND FLOUR MILLERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. TITHE undersigned having been appointed Solo Agents for Wellington and district for the above Association, will be pleased to" supply all particulars as to prices, terms, etc. •D. W. VIRTUE AND CO.. 5, Victoria street, 317 Wellington. THE’ FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. LIMITED. E have been appointed Agents for • » the above Company in the.Wairarapa District. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCES effected at Lowest Current Rates. ANNUAL BONUSES distributed 'amongst holders of at least Two Shares in the Company. J. D. CRUiCHSHANK AND CO., Agents Wairurapa District. 229

TO GENTLEMEN ONLY (LADIES REQUESTED NOT TO READ THIS.) WE are offering at our Annual Sale some really good lines in Gent/s Boots, stylish, well-made and durable, at a big discount off usual prices. We quote four lines: Real Russian Bals, 265; Sale Price, 21s American Tan, button or lace, 235: Sale Price, 17s 6d Glace Bals, 17s (Id; Sale Price, 12s lid American Bals, black and tan, 13s 6d; Sale Price, 9s 8d Kindly inform your lady friends that we have some Real Gems in Stylish Shoes at 6s lOd, usual price 13s Gd. POTTER AND SON, BOOT IMPORTERS. READ WHAT 1 T A D A T 10 IS DOING. ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE. HEMORRHAGE OF LUNGS YEARS STANDING. CURED BY VITAD ATI Read What Me A. JACKSON has to say: North Melbourne, November 11, 1900. To MR PALMER. Dear Sir, —I have pleasure in giving my testimony as to the good quality and curing power of Webber’s Vitadatio. Some four years ago I was taken ill. One doctor said it was typhoid fever. I was in bed some three weeks, then got weaker and weaker, until I went to another doctor, who said that it was intermittent phthisis (what people know as consumption) and ordered me to Eohuca at once. I went to Echucu. stayed there five or six weeks, and came home again'. About three weeks after coming home I had hemorrhage come on. I laid up, and thought I was getting round again, when it came on again (after an interval of six months). Then they got oftener and cftener until they were coming on every month. The doctor (the third one) told me at the finish he could do no more. On the afternoon of the (Jay he told me one of the Vitadatio pamphlets was unshed under my front door, my boy brought it to me, and on reading of a similar case to my own as having been cured, I said I would try some. I sent down for a bottle at once and commenced to take n’t. (At this time I was laidnn with the worst turn of the hemorrhage I had had.) The bleeding began to stop, and I did not have another turn for nearly 12 months. I then had a slight attack, but it did not last one day. I thought I would go and see Mr Palmer and tell him I did so. He told me to take another Dottle or so. and that possibly that would be the Ust I would see of the hemorrhage. I did ns ho said. and have not seen a sign of bleeding since (nearly three years.) I am thankful that I started to take Vitadatio, as I honestly believe I would have been dead long ago had I not done so. I will be nleased to give any information any time fo anv other sufferer. ‘(Signed) ALFRED JACKSON. Full address on application to Vitadatio Institute, 184, Pitt street, Sydney. For further particulars. S. A. PALMER. Warehouse. Waterloo quay, Wellington. 'orrespondehce invited. Write for testixonials.