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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1040, 1 February 1911, Page 7

What was described as "a question of principle" with regard to scholarship awards was raised at the meeting of the Wellington. Education Board yesterday. It is tho custom of Mr. G. Laiirenson, M.P. for Lyttelton, ■ to bring his household to Wellington during the Parliamentary session, returning to Lyttelton again during, the recess. Oneof his sons was awarded a scholarship at Wellington College, and as tho family was domiciled in Wellington, tho value of tho. scholarship was,.£s. Had tho hoy been. obliged to (Jive away from home in order to,take up his scholarship, its value would have been JUO. Tho question raised by Mr. Laureiison was whether his son could bo allowed tho higher value of tho scholarship for that portion of tho year in which tho family was domiciled .at Lyttelton, tho boy in the meantime remaining at Wellington College. Tho Education Board referred this knotty problem to the Education Department tor a ruling on the point. Tli remaining thre sections of Messrs. M'Cirogor Bros.'a well-known Ifannia Estate, are advertised for salo in this issue by Messrs. John Frascr.and Co., Masterton. Tho properties tiro in splendid order, and a porusual of thn advertisement should bo well worth tho time, of anyone desirous of nurchnsiiiff a first-class agricultural and mixed farm.

HEADACHES, Liko many other human ailments, have been wrongly diagnosed and altogether misunderstood. Tho headacho itself .s not the thing to treat, for tho reason that it is simply a symptom and is wholly dependent on Ihe action of other organs. Not infrequently the direct canso of headache is an inactive- liver. If you are troubled much with headaches, then try Chamberlain's Tablets, the reliable, tried and true liver medicMiio-that sets that organ right. One box is medicine for the whole, family, and costs but Is. Cd. 11