Familiar Unknown

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 154, 1 May 1940, Page 5

Familiar Unknown

Did you know that the Whakatane County Council last year spent over £16,000 on roads?

Some improvements are being made to the Court room. Hot points are being installed so that four radiators can be used in the room'. The radiators will replace the antiquated system of heating hitherto in use. The installation of the radiators has made necessary a com prehensive overhauling of the electrical wiring. « * a * The next sitting of the Magistrate's Court is fixed for Tuesday, May 7th. This will be a departure from custom as previously the Court sat on the second Wednesday' in each month. A fairly heavy list will be dealt with by Mr E. Walton, S.M., next Tuesday, civil cases making up the bulk of the hearings. * 9 * • The construction of the new wharf is proceeding rapidly. Though the majority of the old piles removed showed little sign of wear, the other timber, the baulks formerly part of the upper structure in particular, was found to be far from The concrete wharf will add greatly to Whaltatane's amenities. « « « • The Centennial Park is in good use on these fine days. Though it is now too cold for swimming, many people enjoy the sunshine at the Park. The addition of suitable seats Avould do much to add to the attraction of this area. * * * * The Whakatane Police Gaol at present has six inmates, the most since its completion. Two of the prisoners arc serving one month sentences, one is on remand for a week, and three are to appear this morning after being remanded on Monday. CLEARER SKIN. If you arc thin, weak, run-down, take Yim tablets, made from Yeast, Iron, Malt. "After taking 3 packets of Yim,'" writes Mrs L.S. Inglewood, "I gained 12 lbs; my nerves and blood are won-< derfully improved. My skin was pimply and now is cleara nd lovely.'* F. G. Macklow and other Chemists sell Yim.