LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 June 1910, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

• #-" —' A new school is to be erected at Makerua for the AYellington Education Hoard. Tenders are being called for in to-day's "Chronicle." The board is also calling for tenders for the erection of a shelter shed at Mauakau school. The captain of the Levin A. team is making enquiries for the ball used in the match on Saturday. Just on the call of time it was 'kicked over the fence and has apparently been taken away in mistake.

Specifications of various works required iu the erection of a new school at Makerua are ito be seen at the "Chronicle" Office, Levin, where specifications of the work in connection with the shelter shed at Mauakau also are to bo seen.

The Rorough Council notify the residents in another column ' that the water supply will be cut off foi ■n few hours on Tuesday, June 14. The reaso nfor fill's is that a number of connections are to be made in Queen street. and they cannot be effected unless the supply is temporarily cut ofF.

At Old Saints Church. Nelson, by the Rev. W. S. Lucas, ffhe marriae-'e took place 1.-sfc We'biosdav. of Miss R'li'bv Stallard, >n Mr R. G. Drurv, of Wellington. Th.; bride, who is a niece of Mr T-Tnsrh Hall, of Lei vin, was attend.-d by .Miss Margaret Hunter, of Xd on,' and 'Miss Olera Wilson, of Wellington, and the service was a full choral one. The niviy couple left for Svdnev hj[ I'ridav, their future home beino- in that citv.

Some exrdlent debater: have been heard this winter at thu fortnightly meetings of the Levin Y.M C \ Debating Society. The attendances have been good, though not as oreail as tho merits of the debate deserved. A pleasing characteristic of some ol the debates has been the disposition of the young -people of the town to utter .their opinions. It is primarily for the good of the young folk that these debates are held, though it is true that the old on<|i learn a good deal from them too. Perhaps it is not known as widely as it should be that the dehates are open to everybody. There is no charge for admission', no collection is taken up, and there is no .bar to anyone speaking, whether lie be a memlbar of the society or only a visitor. The n»xt doibnfe night is to be on Wednesday of this week, commencing at 7.45 p m On this orms.Vm a double debate' will |ake place. The first is on the contentious problem. "Is manhciod, suf-froo-o do«, irfl ,],i e ... Tn +Ms f]ie])nfti Mr fl. MivH] Wl]l 1(w1 for W)e aypSi and Mr J. Prouse for the noes ' Af+Arwar4s „. ( hh«u wW take .place on 7'e «nb,c-t ef "Whether the farming interests er (! sufficiently repre--.°,iit«»l in public affairs." * Mr C E Sbnw will inhi the affirmative nnd >Lr H. .Blackburn the negative.

Half tho worry of honsi deaning en be saved by using "fienzomp CS-enm " to keen the bauds soft and white. Tt is delightful fr> use, nnd alre.ndv is a orent favourite with Price. Is Gd jar. from C. S. Keedwell's Pharmacy.—Advt.

"T). ?! ml "R.. wi+h an L. un.r'J.ernon.th " c+muls for ' m K I Rnwcnn. T.»vi n ,» t.he tnrors o f +hn+. inviprnrat-in"' d"-uik "FrwrWl Vnnoh" alco ih* milder Tom> ai,,. ( q onf | yo „ r or _ ders along to Devon street.—Advifc.