ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 2

ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH.

THE ANNUAL MEETING. At the annual meeting of parishioners of St. Thomas's Parochial District, Wellington South, last night, the l?ev. W. Fancourt presided over a largo attendance. Tho annual report (already published) and the balance-sheet were adopted. Iu moving the adoption of the report, tlio vicar brielly reviewed the past year's work, and also mado n reference to tho Biblc-in-Schools question (mentioned elsewhere). Regarding tho boundaries of the parish, ho said there had, up till the present, been some dissatisfaction because of the fact thait one side of Mein Street was in St. Mark's and tho other side in St. Thomas's Parish. From its natural position tho whole of tho street should lielong to tho southern parochial district, and tho question had been referred to St. Mark's. If the report from there was favourable, it would be a matter for the Synod to deal with. On tho motion of Mr. D. Jenkins, seconded by Mr. J. W. Salmon, it was resolved "that, as the parish has taken over tlio liabilities of St. Cuthbert's building debt, a proportionate part of revenue from tlio liall account bo devoted to the reduction of St. Cuthbert's debt." A resolution was also carried confirming tho priuciplo of franchise to. women. Votes of thanks wero accorded the officers for their work dairing tho past Officers wero elected as follow:—Churchwardens, Dr. J. H. Kemp (nominated by the vicar) and Mr. J. W. Salmon (reelected unopposed by the parishioners). Vestry, Messrs. C. M. King, R. Bell, 11. W. Butler, F. W. Butler, W. F. Christie, E. C. Ludwig, H. P. Poole, A. CliffordSmith, E. 'P. Norris, ntid S Smith. Auditors, Messrs. A, S. Chapman and J. L. Barlow. ________

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On FRIDAY, 25th' APRIL. Fees, 1 sov. each, must accompany Nominations. • , ■]. V. HARLAND, '■ • » Secretary. 97 Sliortland Street, Auckland. 1 WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. * . WINTER MEETING. " . THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 22nd and 21th MAY r , 1913. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, . AND ACCEPTANCES, And amounts to be forwarded to Secretary AVanganui Jockey Club. FRIDAY, APRIL 25th, 1913, at 9.30 p.m.NOMINATIONS: Borough Handicap 1 sov. Hack Steeplechaso 1 sov. AVanganui , Steeplechase * 1 sov. Kaitoko' llack Hurdles 1 sov. Century Hurdle Handicap .r 1 sov. Connolly Handicap 1 sov. Puma Hack Flat Handicap 1 sov. Winter Oats 1 sov. Rata- Hack Hurdles 1 sov. Balgownio Hack Flat 1 sov. Grandstand Steeplechase 1 sov. May Hurdle Handicap 1 sov. Empire Handicap 1 sov. Farewell.Hack Flat Handicap 1 sov. SATURDAY, 10th MAY, 1913 (on or about)— AVEIGHTS For Borough Handicap," AA'aiiganui Steeplechase, Century Hurdle Handi-cap,-Connolly-Handicap. FRIDAY", MAY 16th, 1913 (on or about)AVEIGHTS For Hack Steeplechase Handicap, Kaifcolce Hack Hurdles, Pur.ua Hack Flat Handicap. MONDAY, MAY liltli, 1913, at 9.30 p.m.— ' i ACCEPTANCES Borough Handicap 2 =ovs. Wanganni Steeplechase i sovs. Hack Steoplechuse Handicap 1 sov. Kailokc Hack Hurdles 1 sov. Century Ilurdlo Handicap .'t sovs. Connolly. Handicap 3 sovs. Purtia Hack Flat Handicap, 30s. THURSDAY, M.TY~22nd, — 1913 - or i about), 8 p.m.— AVEIGHTS For Winter Oats, Grandstand Steeple- • eliase, Balgownie Hack Fiat, Rata Hack Hurdles, May Hurdles, Emoire Handicap, and Farewell Hack Flat. FRIDAY, MAY 23£dp1913. at noon— . „ ACCEPTANCES AVintcr Oats, 2 sovs.; Grandstand Steeplechase, 2 sovs.; Balgownie Hack Flat, 305.; Rata Hack Hurdles, 1 sov.; May Hurdles, 2 sovs.; Empire Handicap, 2 sovs.; Farewell Hack Flat, 30s. For Full Programme see "Referee." AVM. HaliL, Secretary. >, P.O. Box 15, AVanganui.

HOW TO MAKE THE BEST COUGH SYRUP. A SPLENDID iRECIIMi l'Oll FAMILY USe/ Everybody knows that family cough medicines contain water, sugar, clc., as well asmedicinal ingredients. By getting the pure drug ingredients alone, and mixing the balancc at home, you obtain a pint for 1/6 instead ol a small bottle that lasts almost no lime. Mix sugar, treacle, vinegar, water, and one botile of Hean's Essence, as per easy directions on label. This gives a pint of the best family cough and cold remedy money can buy. It takes hold of a cough in a way that means business from the first dose. It is splendid for sore throats, croup, stuffed bronchial,lubes in' asthma and bronchitis. It can be given tomen, women and children, as it does not contain any harmful drug. Being so .easy to make, pleasant to take, and little—a whole pint for 1/6—and valuable in its curing properties, there is no wonder this recipe has become so quickly popular in New Zealand homes. Medicinc dealers everywhere sell Hean's Esscncc, or can easily obtain for you. Post free on receipt of pricc—l/6—from Hean's Pharmacy, Wanganuii 4A