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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 June 1913, Page 3

Major and Mrs Liddle, of Levin, are at presont on a visit to Feilding, where they are the guests of Mrs Carr. The Major Las now recovered from his recent indisposition. Foxton Harbour Board's Loan Bill is to be introduced to Parliament by Mr Robertson. M.P. Particulars of the bill's provisions are advertised in to-day's Chronicle by the Foxton Harbour Board. Five new Legislative Councillors have been appointed by the New Zealand Government: namely, Sii William Russell, Mr John Duthie, Mr C. A. C. Hardy, Mr W. Earnsliaw, and Mr W. J. Xichol. Mr Xichol is ;a half-caste native. Mr Eiirnshaw represents Labour. Miss 1). Stuckey, who is leaving Levin after having been on the teaching staff at the local school for several years is to be succeeded by Air J. Foss. Miss Tonkinson, who also is leaving Levi'n Public School, will be succeeded by Miss M. Brown, of "Wellington. The descriptive "talk" givon by Dr. Bryson was very much appreciated by the boys of Levin Y.M.C.A. junior department last night. He Mas especially interesting when telling of experiences that befel him during his spare moments which were spent in South American ports when engaged in his professional duties 011 various steamers en route from New Zealand to the Homeland. Altogether bis eliat was much enjoyable, and all present at last night's meeting now look forward to seeing the harbours' tropical growth for themselves. Regret was expressed that only one essay, "The Manufacture of Coal (his," had been received. .Final entries can he made before next Friday for this competition. Emulsified Red Oil for the season's orchard spraying can be obtained from C. S. Kceclwell's Pharmacy, in 1-gallon and -i-gallon tilts. Each "alien makes twentv-six gallons of ■spray, for the destruction of Woolly Aphis, Scale and .Blight i'll the most effective manner.—Advt.

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