WHERE TO NEXT?

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12459, 29 May 1926, Page 5

WHERE TO NEXT?

FUTURE ROYAL SHOWS • COUNCIL TO DECIDE. The venue of the 1927' Royal Show was discussed at the Royal Agricultural Society yesterday, when two remits on the subject were tabled. Marlborough suggested that while, agreeing to Auckland's claim for the enrtent year’s show, the Royal show should in future he held alternately at Christchurch and Palmerston North. Methven also wished the show to alternate between these two places, adding and if the present policy of holding the show in each of the four centres were persisted in, the Royal Society would be unable to carry on through lack of support. Tt was pointed out that the remits constituted rather a want of confidence in Auckland’s qualifications. An amendment leaving the decision of the 1927 show in the hands of the council of the society was carried.

"Bottles of unfamiliar outline and content are everywhere."—Proctor. Don't hazard your health by trying many unfamilar remedies and so-called cough cures, Baxter's Lung Preserver, with its sixty years’ reputation of successful cures, offers you a safe protection from all conghs, colds and chest maladies "Baxter's" is also helpful as a tonic Buy Baxter’s Lung Preserver at any chemist or store. Generous-sized bottle 2a 6(1: fnmilv nizn 1a <kL ~Ra narfnin rmi

istrate in Wellington, would be prejudiced by an expression of opinion publicly given, for he had the utmost confidence that a fair and honourable decision would be given in the interests of justice and fair play. He therefore considered that nothing should be said that was likely to prejudice th* interests of the defendants. “Should the decision of the magistrate be contrary to the public interest,” he concluded, “then consideration of an amendment of the low will bo proceeded with immediately.”

fering clearly from the injury from which he died on May 26th. The medical evidence is that the cause of death was concussion of the spinal cord complicated by pneumonia, probably caused by a fall sustained at work on the Thursday prior to his admission to the hospital. The finding was in accordance with the medical testimony.