TOWN & COUNTRY

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14523, 19 August 1911, Page 5

TOWN & COUNTRY

"Weather summary and forecast: •'Moderate to strong westerly winds, veering to southerly, have prevailed. The weather has improved everywhere to-day, out rain has fallen in most parts of the North Island, and on the west coast and southern districts of the South Island. The barometer baa been very unsteady, though without decided chanee. Present indications are for a slowly rising barometer everywhere soon; somewhat changeable and showery weather, with moderate to strong southerly winds, preceding fair weather v conditions. The aspect is, however, not yet settled either about -tast Cape or in the southernmost districts, where a small disturbance is due to pass about Sunday," Lloyds fcs secured the monopoly of wireless telegraph in Egypt, and will erect a station at Port Said, to he ready in October. "The Tower of London" is the title of an illustrated address to be given by Archdeacon Haroer in St. Marv's Bchoolroom on Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the .Ladies' Guild On his recent tour the Archdeacon gained much _ interesting information regarding toe world's metnroolis, and" obtained some excellent photographs. Tesiorday morning Mr Adam, chairduui or the Canterbury College Eoard or Governors, inspected the "two-acre piece of ipd which it is proposed to purchase for the extensions rnd additions to the South School, in company with Messrs G. J. Seaky O S Howard, and A. Bell (secretary)' of the Education Board. On Thursday night a meeting of the Ximaru Waterside Workers' Onion was held, when jilr B. Barkley presided and there was a large attendance of members. Tne business was the consideration of cancellation of the registration of the Union under the Conciliation and Arbitration Act. After b. lengthy discussion the following motion was passed: "That the Union cancel its registration from the Conciliation and Arbitration Court- " Nominations _ were then taken for a delegate to tne conference to be held at TtsFr& M * ea -5™ Barkley. Gould, Hall, ana :>lills were nominated end the president. slr H"i-!»- „.,- elected. Mr Gould raised tion to the ballot b<t !.;- „!,;„• J» not upheld/ Mr^ o^ et tW handed m his resignation. If your children are net strong if"; they are suffering from couo-L? ~"i-d colds, give them cur Emulsion" or Ccd Liver Oil. It will build it- ? p u, T mak - e thom 5tr °ng and healthy. It „ good fcr c ° colds and al! affections of +he c h" Euitable for- both children and J( JuTt-' large bottles l's each from L vj' Those who are at present eir* i --"l menting with paper bag cockerv"Yn~ 1 jnaru—and there are a great manv— tnk<> nnto thai the over. V-m----peraturo should be somewhat ]o~t than ior ordinary cooking, otherwise Jtne bags are table to get hura->d. pan-.es, prescription chemist, Timaru.. • Good red Hood. That's what people /.rant during -.ho aporoaehir."" (Springtime—something to pur, and vim into one. Tii.it's what"our 2lood Purifier does. each dose i-i.-<k(\s £ou feel younger, stronger, and har>£ier. la bottles, 2s 6d and J s iii P.harniacie3 4 Timaru* oad

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