LOCAL AND GENERAL

Horowhenua Chronicle, 22 June 1915, Page 2

LOCAL AND GENERAL

A meeting of the IJueeu Carnival Committee will be held tJiis evening (Tuesday) in Miss Meliegg s tea-rooms, to discuss important business. Jr. the latest list of appointments as Juetice.s <if the Peace are the names of E. M. Herrick. Weraroa ; I<\ G. Koe, Weraroa; and J. H. Murray, Levin. Parliament will assemble in Wellington next Thursday, ior despatch ol business. The session is likely to ex (end into the summer, as it will be impossible to avoid the introduction ol more or less contentious measures. A concert party from Otaki will give a concert in the Century Hall to-morrow night (Wednesday) in aid of The Wounded Soldiers' Fnnd. The lull programme is advertised on page 3, and its quality should ensure a bumper house. The executive ol' the Patriotic Carnival propose to have a number of the Carnival rallies drawn by a local committee on Wednesday afternoon next and the results announced at the eoncert given by the Ota Id people in the Century Hall bile same evening. Also the handsome stand lamp at present on view in Messrs Harvey and Co.'s window will be auctioned at same time. In another column appears an ad veitisement of Henri trench Vaudeville Company. This company will appear at the King's Theaitre, Levin, next Tuesday. Juggling, dancing, singing, sharpshooting, triok cycle riding, and impersonations all are in th.j program. The i>rincipal of the company, Henri French, was for a coiisi 1SraTJle period a "star" performer -u the Euller-Brennan circuit of AustraKsia. j

Think of it—6o doses of "Nazol" for le 6d, and evei*y dose soothes and relieves had colds ,trobule ! some coughs and sore throats. NO COLD IS NAZOL PROOF. Lose no time ill getting "Nazol." Clears out cokls and catarrh in dotiblequic ktime. Costs les sthon a ha'penny a close. Advt.

'Levin Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd., has gained a first and a second prize at Palmers ton this week, for butter. These awards carry a challenge cup and a trophy. A stray calf - looked in at -the "Chronicle" linotype window at j1.31) p.m. yesterday, ,-ajid refused to budge when the second engineer said shoo! It is understood ke was. looking for a book of tickets in the motor car raffle promoted for the benefit ot the Wounded Soldiers' Fund by Levin Patriotic Society, but. as the price iora book is JL'2 10s, William refused to supply him without an order from the Town Clerk, as'his stock-market appearance iwas not up to standard for £2 10s. At a late hour last night tiie "poddy" still was with us. The New Zealand Fruitgrowers' Federation "will liold its annual conference in Wellington on August 4th'," sth and 6th. The Federation requests that each association send as many delegates as possible, and make suggestions for the improvement of the constitution and draft remits for the coiiieience. Among the many fruitgrowers' wants, suggested by the Federation as suitable for remits are : More fruit trucks, export fruit regulations, local sale of fruit regulations, spraying materials purity guarantees, new markets, wrapping pa,per duty removal, uniform cases, planting trees for casa timber.