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Stratford Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 12, 11 June 1926, Page 6

. k There/#ai'?a£y .dry Rbeat' . improye- . irienb iir the *pdWef' supply, td-day, ancj , as : ' »i result businesses, connected with ,<vtW 230., volts system wdre enabled to I carry • oify -their ;iwprk satisftetorilly/ . • , Yesterday,,District .Engineer of Pu&lic Works, and onicers of the Engineering Branch of the Railway Department, completed their, inspection of the Te Roti-Opunake line. Mr Ball informed a “Post’’ reporter to-day that in all probability ":'f^«.^itnft v in''ffqesla6Trtwoald'’be handed . over to the Railway Department m about a fortnight’s time. . A meeting of radio enthusiasts was held in the Technical High School last evening, 'Mr £ H. fR ;Amess was . voted to the chair, 4 and explained that the school receiving set would be open for the use of any club that might be formed. Hei thought tho time vvas opportune, for tlfe ioimatiou of a Radio After a brief discussion,. it was decided to tor in ’ such a. club, and ;a provisional committee consisting of Messrs Amess, R... R, Knew-stubb, A, P. Thompson, gnd D. Craig were appointed with Air ,JT. O. McDowall, as honorary secretary pro tenu.. Another; meeting .will be called in .the near future. . A discount of .4/- in the £ on Velour • coats is 'tii'e “E.lise” Young children - are very susceptible to colds. chvAv and feverishness ; ft t this tint© 6t the yeaK; $ The. safest .. And most reliable remedy, as it giyes ,v prompt relief# is Nazol.