LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 December 1915, Page 2

LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH.

When the food leaves the •stomach •without having gone through the requisite process, as happens in eases or indigestion, it is impossible for the liver to complete the work". Therefore look to your stomach—strengthen and stimulate it t8 perform its functions. There is no better medicine for this than Chamberlain's Tablete. Chamberlain's Tablete will cleanse your stomach of all undigested fooi ani reatore it to ft /H>a!tßy oondition. For

The last day on which discount rates for October gas bills due to Levin Borough Council will be allowed is Friday next

Six application were received ior the position of' road overseer by, tho Boroujili Council last night. Mi , Ji. Chanuings was iJio successful applicant

The report of the poundkeeper suumitted to tho Levin Borough Council last night showed that irom Octobo-r 29th to November 2yt.ii, 21) horses and 2/ cows were impounded, and the revenue received amounted to i'l 13s ()<i.

"On behalf of the members ot tnis centre, 1 beg to convey to you, tno councillors and Mr Matheson, our sincere appreciation ol your hearty cooperation in making the function at your baths on October 2oth so success-

lid. and the very pleasant social arrangements made for the pleasure o: the visiting team." This was a letter addressed to Mr ii. ja. hardener, i>y Mr YV. C. Collici\ot: the Wellington branch of the Society, aud read at last nighfu-. meeting of the Levin Borough <Jouuc.il.

Measles u'v<- -still seriously affecting the attendance at the Levin school'; . o loner than 170 children being absent because of the epidieniic. The School Connni|t;tee considered itlie advisableness ot closing down the school, but iu view of the fact that the school will bo closed in nine or ten days for the annual Christmas holidays it decided to lot it remain open (ill then. During tho holidays the .school buildings will be _ thoroughly flisinfected; and washed down—floors, walls and ceilings.

The Levin School committee held its monthly meeting last evening in the .schoolroom. All the members were present with the exception 01 the Kev. \V. H .E. Abbey. A letter from tlio Kevin Borough Council in lelerenco to the sanitary rate was 'deferred until next meeting. The visiting committee's report showed a. satisfactory state o! affairs, apart from the epidemic oi measles, and good progress -was Cieing made with the painting of the school. Accounts amounting to £12 wore passed for payment.

The first meeting of the newly-a|t pointed Levin Domain Board was held in the council chambers last evening. A statement submitted by the Town Clerk, Mr B. R. Gardener, showed the present position of the domains affairs. He stafed that he had. written [o the Commissioner of Crown Lands .stating that he had received the property of the Late domain board ■with the exception of the I'osfc Office Hank Book which showed a credit ol 4J29 16s 4d on the 31st December. 1914. He asked if this credit belonged to the new. board, andi if the Commissioner had received any rent trmn Mr Kirkonklie, (-he lessee, and if so what amount? No answer had beoti received to this letter up to last evening. The credit in the bank book and the rent 'accruing totalled £91 5s 7d tit was decided to await a reply to the letter, and in ~ tlie meantime tho board, together with the members oi the old board, will visit and inspect tlie domain on Wednesday, December 15th.

At the conclusion oi tlie instaikuion 0. Mr Bicnkhorn as mayor last night, Councillor Donipsoy said that according to the newspapers it was_ the cust\jm of the Lordi Mayor oi London to ' celebrate his installation by a ban(j.ict. If Mr Blenkhorn felt inclined A.O do anything to marii the occasion ho suggested that tho-recently-revivjd Levin Swimming Club was a worthy object of his boneiicienee. if he lelt inclined to mark his accession to tho mayoral chair in a souer manner ho recommended the club to him. .Tho mayor replied that metaphorically, iie was decorated with the robes and chains of office (as a lord mayor; and: so metaphorically he wmld swimming club £1000 a year. I^^| Tho danger oi flighting hies borough, and especially close ness premises was referred to Councillor Dempsey at t.h<* meeting last night. It w:u:. n ous practice. A -iire wa.s Sunday in the gravel pit at the retj 01. the new shops being erected )ord-street. If a breeze sj)ring up one never knewsparks might be carried. Tlie considered l[, shonldi be stopped. the matter was left in the tlie Town Clerk, to warn and if this proved othor steps to stop t^^^^^^^^^^H Some of the settiers in, Village Settlement have year t'hat owing to the ation, that thero' na.s oecii u. tial increase, in their water Councillor Herrick brough up the ter before the Levin Borouglj last night. He said (nat liadi settlors known that the rate increase .such an extent tJiey have taken the watr.i% and colH thought of discoiiiinui'ii;pointed out that the ment was not KUigular in increased valuations ana , increased rates. , of-the tions aud j-ates wi|.liin tho borough had doubled last year. -So action was taken. s •