EXPORT OF TIMBER

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 127, 22 February 1919, Page 13

EXPORT OF TIMBER

AMENDING REGULATIONS. Amendiriij regulations relating' to' the export of'timber linve been gazetted: The jnincipal provisions are: After a notice has-been given fixing the quantity of timber ot any kind or'grade required to he reserved from any sawmill for use in New Zealand, it shall. not be .lawful for any person (whether-a sawmiller or not) to export sawn timber, of that kind or grade'.'bein°r the production of,that sawmill ; (whether produced before or after the delivery of the notice), except pursuant to li permit issued in that behalf by Board *of Trade. I. (1) Every person who, after' the' commencement af this Order,-in-Council, proposes to export any timber of a kind or grade to which a notice under the principal regulations applies shall produce to the Collector of Customs at the port of shipment the permit to export such timber, and shall furnish to the Collector: (a) Particulars as to the quality, .kind, and grade ,pf. timber: proposed to be .'exported;. (b) particulars as to the ;sawmill at 'whiuh the 'timber was duced; and (c) a declaration under tlio Customs, Act,- 1913,' that the proposed , export is in conformity* ,with the. Timber Regulations rind ;'witli. the -permit 'of the Board of Trade.- •. . At' the Bradford ministers' meeting the llov. I'vofe.-'ior 11. Wheeler Hobmsoti, M.A., of Uiiwden College, spoke on theology aflcr the war. Ho sain that the Mar Imii created no,new theological problems, but hud thrown men back upon the olil-«ncs, which would have to be, slated in modern terms. , YOUR OWN VALUE. Every woman ought to know her own value, and how ;nnicli her health, happiness, and genera!'fitness'for work or enjoyment, matter to those about her. Mothers are the frame upon:'.'which the work of tlie wofld is,:built .up, yet how •can a .woman' prove ft cheery, helpful wife, a.7 wise, liind' mo'tlieiV'or n sympathetic companion, if '"s'lievis out 'of health, over-weary, or dispirited?. Headaches, 'backaches, depressed nerves, sleeplessness, and kindred -.troubles.'.'invade and break np more homes' than any human foe. You drag through yoiir work' too 'tired to enjoy life, and even too tired to sleep when night comes,. ' ■ ;' It is-' iiot, the outside: things,' such' as money i>r aiiccessi that make-life happy, but good health and abundant spirits. You may have drifted 'so. far' down..'that .you' think" you will never:■•be. ' strong iigain. ABut »00d sound health'is for nil. "With .healthy- kidneys,' oiiee, more'acting freely, these' distressing symptoms you have endured 'iti long will' vaiVish. \D.r.1 Sheldon's Gin I'ills are liow (I'oiiis •■•for others what they can as easily do for you—make life worth while. Turn over a new leaf for health, and start with Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills to-day. Price, Is. fid. and 2s. Cd.—Advt.