HARBOUR BOARD.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13357, 22 December 1906, Page 3

HARBOUR BOARD.

The members present at the meeting- of the Jlarbour Board, held on Friday, were ".Messrs j J-. B. Connctl (chairman), Newton King, J. Thomp; son, G. McLean, R. Price, R. »V. Hornby, J. Hine, jm\, and L.. Maxwell. ' .THE KAKBUURS . ASSOCIATION I It was decided that in the opinion al the Board there was no necessity for Iho hold ; no- of a special conference for the eledSon of a t resh executive of the Harbour Association, tht> two yoars 1 term of office having *xnired in August last. ■ELECTRIC LIGHTING. The Board confirmed the actiom <A the Chairman and Committee, in arranging with the Borough Council to, have the electric lighting at the, breakwater at a cost of £100 per annum. It was also agreed - that the new illuminant should bo installed at the Harbourmaster's residence. MACHINERY. On Mi' 1 recommendation of tiho Works Oommiitee, it w»h drcided to purchase a FvconH haml-semviiuj machin" from Messrs Okey and Mlo at a cost of £12, asthuoue at preset ir. usp is worn out. IJIPBOVE^IBNTS. ; A letter was reordvctl " from G (Vunly Council asliiug the Board to, remove ih- <]oopmi?R ard trim the trws on iho Breakwater Road -between lib© hotel and Ngamotu Roa<l.— The work ' will bo put in hand al> o n ce. CARGO BATES. KegariVng the cargo ehed to be erected on the wharf, it was decided to wr'to to the Traffic Manager, asking at what rate the- Department would be willing to handle all the oatgo, that in, receiving a-nd trariahappmg, ; per ton. i Jt was mentioned that th^re was | a probability of getting 9d fixed as i the rate per -ton. - f ~ '. | A MOTfI.EE OF TWELVE. "About four years ago," writes Mrs ' F E Warnominde, North Pines (<4.), "my little boy, thon about four weeks old. had a severe attack of diarrhoea, and thoiigh I was -giving him the medicine prescribed .he did not seem to get any betteV. I had .seen in the papers that Chamberlain* Colic, Cholura, aud Diarrhoea Remedy had- cured cases similar to his, so I thought I would give it a trial. To my great relief he showed improvement after the first dose, and it took only a couple of doses to completely cure my infant. lam a mother of twelve i-hUdrew. and after my experience I can safely recommend 'it. For sale by 'AH Stores.* - . ' ['■' ITffiff