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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13373, 6 May 1914, Page 7

An interesting situation follows the election of Mr J. E. Wilson as Mayor of New Plymouth, from the fact that that gentleman is at present m the hospital suffering from typlioid fever. He will be unable to assumo the office m the ordinary way, and the .Borough Council probably will have to visit the hospital m a body to mstal him, and that on or before Wednesday next. The Municipal Corporations Act provides that the mayor before entering upon hi!« office shall make and sign a declaration provided by the Act, m the prownce of the Council, and such declaration shall be attested by a councillor arid the town clerk. It also provides that the mayor elect shall come into, office^>n the first Wednesday m Ma,y following his election, and shall continue m office until ihis successor comes into office. "WHAT CAN'T BE CURED N MUST BE ENDURED P Science nowadays hag discovered many valuable remedies, but none more popular for what ifc has really, accomplished than Tonkintf's Linseed Emulsion, the sure cure for coughs, colds, influenza, etc. Chemists and Stores — Is 6d, 256d,456d. Kaitoke Lakk?, m the. Wanganui district, is officially declared to be a sanctuary for imported and native game. Jußt a little "twist" and that vague "invention idea" of yours may win fortune and fame. Now, -we're Patent Agents, and our little ' Booklet, "Advice to Inventors," is free to vou — where shall we send it? It may just "do the trick." •— Henry Hughes, Ltd., IS7 Featherston Street, Wellington, or Traill Bros, and Co., Peel St., Gisborne.* Tlie Otago medical scholars' appeal for £7500 m aid of - the extension of the medical building is certain of success. To date £7055 has been received or promised. "I have a feeling as if there isra lump m my chest, and such uncomfortable pains after meals. Yes, I know it is indigestion, but what can I do? I have been very, careful over what I eat,' but it's no use; I must see a doctor or try one of th© advertised remedies for indigestion, like Baxter's Pills, which I have heard ar© very good and not unpleasant to take. ,_ They are silver* coated, and only cost ©ighteenpence ; while I think of it I will go and buy them now." If your chemist or storekeeper, does not stock them, order by post direct from J. Baxter and Co., Chemists, Christchurch.* A long article on "New Zealand — An Ideal Place of Residence," by Sir Joseph Ward, appeared m the Inter-Dominion supplement of the London Daily Mail of a recent date. Watch a man walking along the road with a cold winter wind beating against him; if he has. a weak chest, he Ji uncn c."» his shoulders forward to try and avoid the blast. You can see hundreds of people like this every day, who want their systems toned up to resist colds, which they get every winter. We know of one standard remedy — Baxter's Lung Preserver— which has a great reputation, extending over a period of fifty years. It is • good for colds m the head, colds m Hhe chest, and is suitable for children or adults- A Is lOd bottle is all you require to see yon through tho season. Ask your chemist or storekeeper for Baxter's Lung Preserver, or order it by post direct from J. Baxter and Co., Chemists, Christchurch.* The building committee of the Wanganui Club have accepted Messrs Russell and .Bignell's tender of £90CO for the erection of the new club building, The building will be m brick. Wo have a fine assortment of etyles m Warner's Rust-proof Corsets, m order that we may accurately* and comfortably, 6t every woman who cornea to our counter* for a Corset.— Oisborne Drapers.* Ono of the most disappointing results of Wednesday's polling (says the "Lyttelton Times) was the rejection of the proposal to borrow £5000 for the extension, erection and equipment of libraries m Christchurch. Tho proposal was defeated by 2560 votes to 2084. For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cura. U M. 2m 6n.» A Masterton resident who visited Wellington last week had to pay 4s for hi 3 dinner, 4s for his bed, and 3s 6d , for his breakfast. On tho top of this he gave tho waiter a "tip." He states that he wishes tho waiters and waitresses well, but his visits to Wellington will not be as freq\ient as m the past. THE USE OF LANE'S EMULSION « mm affect!** war *• kaap yaw long* h«»Uby 2/6 ami Al% ararywhar*.