NORTHLAND INTERESTS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 21 June 1913, Page 4

NORTHLAND INTERESTS.

MUNICIPAL ELECTORS MEET. Tho annual meeting of tho Northland Municipal Electors' Association was held Inst evening, Mr. S. A. prcsiding. Mr. Stubbs, in moving the adoption ot tho annual report and 'p viously published), expressed " j at tlio work, which tho as»«flt on lwl achieved during tho year. Hownsidcwo 1 . however, that "Northlandors wcro not taking sufficient interest in iho development of their suburb. w ( thing should be done to ltycn thorn up M. •proper sonso of what ii 1 0"" , 1?., ii 0 pju Tho chairman considered that «io UtJ Council had given tho a cro-M deal of assistant during tho past jcar. ami altogether he members of tho asscv elation should feel proud of J iho worK which tho association hnd (lone. Tho report and balance-shect ton M Mr!°L. A. George xras re-elected prosj. dent, «"'l Mr. Cx. QanoS, vice-president. Mr B. Mnrris was re-elected secretary and Mr. li. Eretton treasurer. Messrs. Mabin and Iloldsworth wore elected aua,Mr'!'Gill, drew attention to a complaint which ho hnd received, regarding tho City Council's action in causing certain diw'nnge work lo be earned out on a ratepaver's properly. The property had been damaged and (he council had not he understood, compensated tho owner, who was in poor circumstances, lie ran-M.loied that it was the association « uut,v to tako It was'decided that tho executive should investigate tho grio\fllicc.

A drnuchty room loses its terrors when one is armed with "NA ZOL." It positive ly clinscs Inflnonwi and Colds. All chcmists and stores, Is. fid—Advt. Bocauso his mother had only provided fish and potatoes for his dinner a fifteen-year-old Middlesbrough bo.v attempted eut,sido.