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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1548, 18 September 1912, Page 2

wishes of the members of the chamber to" take another poll on. the subject. Tho bad lighting of tho streets of the borough w.ia ono of tho most prominent features of the discission. A firo occurred in a garage in Manckes. ■ (or Street, where two motor-cars wore kept, at about midnight on' Monday. The ; bngado were presently at' work, and, although thi! smoke inside was thick and I stilling, Superintendent: Newman and \m mon.soon lintl it suppressed. It was then discovered that two motor-oars wore very '■ Iradly damaged by fire, but tho building itself, having a concrete floor, was little tho worse. Tho cars holing to Mr. Robertson, clerk of the S.M. Court, who was u)ifortunate enough to hnve a car destroyed . by fire near Croua Bridge- somo. little . time ngo. ■ FEAT.HERSTON. 1 Yesterday Mr. W. C. Buchanan, M.P., ; luid the ffliindation-stoiio of the new Mum--1 cipal Town Hall, which is being erected in Martinbflrmigh, in the presence of a largo assemblage of townpcoplo and settlors. The building is to bo entirely of ; brick, and will bo of the latest design. As no lenders were received for carrying out tho work within tho architect's csti- /■ mate (JC:JSOO), the Town Hoord decided that it should bo constructed by day lal>our., aud scparato contracts. It is hoped to havo the; hall completed in. January next. Billingsgato Market, London, lias in one your received nearly l!0n,000 tons of I fish, * about one-third of which ifrrived j by water. In India, the natives, when brewing ton, frequently use a silver ball filled with tho leaves through,which the boil" ing water may flow. Goldfish were introduced iuto England from China in 1091. On the Western Railway .of France, which is owned by tho State, there is a deficiency exceeding AOOO.OOO for the past fiscnl yonr. QUEENSLAND CLIMATE SEVERE. "This climato is so eeyero with changes and dampness that children easily contract colds mid croup and I am never without a bottlo of Chamberlain's Couxh Kcmcdy," writes Mrs. L. J. F. Holt, Doiv ham Street, Hockhnmpton, Q. "My children have beiMi so Iwnefitod by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that I havo every cause to recommend it. It always curea and cures quickly."—Advt.