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Temuka Leader, Issue 4016, 26 February 1903, Page 1

It is probable that the Canterbury College Boiaffd of Governors ■will apply to Mr Carnegie for a library grant. The matter has been referred to a comnutte to consider and repirt upon, ’ The “ Oam&tu Wbmiraent to fallen troopers’ design. competition resulted in twenty- designs being received. The first prize £lO, went io Messrs' Bergaminie and Reid, of Dunedin,, and the second prize to Mr J. Ml. Forrester,, of Oamaru. The total height of the design selected will be 34ift, including a figure, 12ft high, of a dismounted trooper in marble, and a life size figure of a lion at the foot of the monument, which when complete, should look very impqsipg. -The monument w}}l ' bg greeted at the jiinctip'n of Thames and Severn Sts The structure'will cost about £I2OO. The citizens of Invercargill held a debate on Monday night on the Borough Council’s proposal to borrow £12,000 to build municipal offices and a theatre, 1 a motion' -in favour of the project was carried, and a poll will be taken pfl th? fi ue s tiion- n a loan 'ia' [ 'secured ' there Mil 1 bp iBII.SOO fpf thg. w ; ork. Most of the ' published , opipipp has been against the project as too extravagant, but the fact remaining is that there is no place of entertainment now available in the town. CHOLERA INFANTUM should be guarded against, and prevented by treating the child at the first unusual looseness of thp 'hpwel£h Mothers cap not he too catefht about this, especially in hot weather. They should have medicine ready for such ap emergency. No better remedy is prepared than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera,’ and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every household should have a bottle at hand. Get it to-day. It may save a life. J. C. Oddie, chemist, Tcmuka, and Morrison 1 Bros., Geralsell it. v* ,