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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XIV, Issue 65, 25 October 1911, Page 3

Citizens Meeting. OLD "NEW CLUB" ROOMS, .at Guinness and LeCren's FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27tb, 8 p.m. - His Worship.the Mayor in the Chair. To consider Proposal for a Saturday Collection in Waimate for Barnardo's Homes. Sympathisers asked to ba present, ' including"- ladies. - [ADVT.] To the Editor, Waimate Advertiser,Sir,— Mr Charles Dash, Waimate correspondent, Oamaru Mail (and brother of Mr George Dash,the gentleman with whom I have bsen challenged to debate the question of Prohibiten as carried out in Oamaru), in his report of last Saturday's open air meeting winds up by stating that "there will be a bumper house," and concludes that he (Mr Charles Dash) "don't think." Well, Sir, anyone who knows this correspondent's mental powers are quite aware, without .being told by himself, that he "don't think," never has sanely thought, and further, is incapable of sensible thinking; conse-, quently any errors he commits are expected, just as one anticipates approaching chicken-pox by the presence cf many minute and inflamed spots. As I have for many years past lived and struggled eolely for the benefit of the human race, and especially for those who suffer through deficiency of brains, particularly those who admit they "don't think," I shall avail myself of the first opportunity, may be, the same evening as that on which I debate, to deal with Mr Charles Dash. In conclusion, I may say it is a well known medical maxim that where the patient is aware of the nature of his i ailment he is already partly cured. Therefore, the friends of Mr Charles Dash may rest assured that with the benefit of my renowned treatment Mr Dash may yet be given the faculty of thinking. j Yours, etc., I GEO. BOLTON. I

WAIMATE DRAINAGE WORKS. "PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given: That all buildings on sections that ara within 100 feet of the sewers must be connected with the Drainage System. That during the progress of the present contracts Boundary Connections will be laid free of cost to buildings, and free of cost to vacant sections upon owners of same agreeing to pay a yearly rate of 10s until buildings are erected. All connections laid after completion of preEent contracts will be at the full cost to owners. Ratepayers may have boundary connections laid at the most convenient points upon notifying the Clerk of Works or the Engineer. That owners of sections upon which there are two or more buildings will be allowed to use one common connection subject to agreement with the Council. Copies of this agreement may be seen at the Borough Office. C. DASH, 25/10/11. Town Clerk. WAIMATE WATER WORKS. rpHE Order issued on 29th March, 1911, prohibiting the use of Water oil Gardens, is hereby withdrawn, and permission is now given to use water for garden purposes between the hours of 6 and 8 a.m. and 6 and 8 p.m. Persons using water for garden purposes at any other time of the day or night will ba prosecuted. C. DASH, Water Inspector. 25/10/11.

WAIMATE BOROUGH COUNCIL. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Borough Council Chancers on MONDAY, 30th October, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of deciding what steps shall be taken to recognise the services rendered the Waitaki Electorate by its retiring Member, Sir W. J. Steward, M.P. All Electors of the present and Past Electorate are invited to attend. C. DASH, 25/10/11. Town Clerk.

SLAZENGER'S and AYRES' Tennis Balls, 191M912. TE have made arrangements with * • Dunedin for receiving regular supplies of this season's TENNIB BALLP, - so that players oan depend on getting 1 them all through the season from Arthur Inkster, Hairdresser & Tobacconist, Queen Street, Wairhate.

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