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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17126, 5 December 1929, Page 15

The service manager of, one of the largest garages in |he province stated at Wellington that representatives of the Motor Engineers’ Union should endeavor to bring about a conference with scr- • vice managers from all parts of the Dominion to discu/s and advise as to the training of boys apprenticed to motor ■ engineering.jftlle was sure such a con forenbe would' produce most fruitful results. *

A Press Association message received from Auckland yesterday intimated that a clergyman,- the Rev. £. Ward, h<ul obtained the permission of Archbishop Averill to distribute a specific which ho considers a Cure for tuberculosis. It is understood that the clergyman is the Rev. Mr, Ward who formerly had charge of the Anglican parish of Waerenga-a-hika, - and who was prior to his taking - holy orders a practising chemist. Mr. 4 Ward left the Gisborne district some : years ago to make his home in the north. V He had applied bis knowledge of chemis- | fry to agriculture with marked success . directions during his long stay