Piles Cured.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 August 1924, Page 1

Piles Cured.

Piles nearly drive you mad. Hard to bear Hard to get rid of Can’t find relief Rut wait a minute. Yes you can. Il’s a case of knowing how Knowing how moans relief. It, means got the right thing. It means get Doan s Ointment. Doan’s Ointment will do it. Relieves at- once, and cures if you it long enough.

All irritating skin diseases disappear under the soothing influence of Doan's Ointment. Mr A. H. Francis. P'2. Union St.. F.rskinevillo. Sydney, snya: “I t'=ed Doan’s Ointment for Itching and Protruding Tiles and I am pleased to teli you cured me. Previously I had tried all kinds of Ointments but they gave me little or no relief. [ was suffering terribly when I first applied Doan’s Ointment and had little hope of it doing me any good, but it’s soothing and healing eiTect was noticeable almost at once and by the time J had used one pot I was completely cured, all sign of Piles having completely disappeared. I am a great believer' in Doan’s Ointment and consider it the Cost Tile remedy known.’ Twelve months later. Mr Francis tars- “I have not been troubled with Piles since Doan’s Ointment cured HIG.** Doan’s Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers at fls per pot, or will bo posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co.. 15 Hamilton Street, Sydney. But, bo sure you get DOAVS.

that it had taken t!:e Audit Department ten years to lind this out. u Cnttneil had not taken a responsihility for more than one half of the first £102!) expended. Ho thought that the Council were fully justified in their opinion that the Minister had treated the-matter as placed before him by the Council, and was treating the expenditure as a national one. Mr Jeffries said with the consent of his seconder lie would withdraw the motion. He remembered Hie matter having been Indore the Council 011 ,l previous occasion. Mr Kvans supported the motion moved hv the Mayor. There was no doubt the Council lmd recognised some liability. It would be a fair thing to ask the Govcrmoitt to do a more liberal thing than a for £ subsidy, lie pointed out that more generous treatment had been accorded mulct somewhat similar circumstances in other places. The motion was agreed to. RKBOUT'S.

Krom Treasurer, reporting receipts £lli>s D "d. payments £1027 (is Oil. debit balance £772 -Is 7,1. Loan account credit halauce £l2lß Is Oil.—Received. The Finance Committee recommended pavmonls of accounts amounting to £787 Ik's Ills: that the salary of the Abattoir manager he increased to £,fl per year, and that the Town Clerk lx* directed to take out summonses for all outstanding rates.—Received and adopted. Krom Manager Abattoirs (J. 1 Jarman) reporting during July the l '- were examined 12 cows. 22 boilers, 8.(1 bub locks. 2(i’2 sheep. 7 lambs. M pigs. 17 calves. Condemned 1 cow. 1 bullock. I sheep, 1 pig, 1 calf. Fees for period £77 17s.—Received. OVKRSKITK’S RKPORT.

Fur the month of July the eon tractor for gravel supply has delivered between six and seven hundred loads of shingle and grave! to Stalford, Kitzherhert. Park. Weld. Sale and Sewell Sts. and Gibson's Quay. Most of the streets are now in fair order with the exception of those used for heavy motor trallie, and if heavy trallie was diverted to special streets, the upkeep would tie considerably lessened. During the month two trips have been made along the pipe line, from the Reservoir, and air valves and several small leaks located, and stopped, the supply being well maintained. Four connections to resiliences have heen made with Sale St. drain, four i mil earthenware pipes being used, each connection being more than one chain in length. One residence has also been connected with Rolleston St. drain.

Kt itpnths have been cleaned in Hall Street from Stall,*rd to Bark Street, Sewell St. from Weld to Tudor St., and a line of new fnotnaths from Bark St. towards the Terrace, cleared of blackberry and scrub. Water Service.- During the month an unsual number of leaks have been attended to and several lire plugs lilted and washers renewed. The cemetery has heen visited, several foci paths in the old ground have heen cleared up and are now ready to he gravelled to stop any W'W growth that' may Miring up. These paths are mostly in their natural state, never having been gravelled, and in wet wett I Iter will become dirty. Several small repairs are ri',|tiit’i'd inside ihe Sexton's residence.

During tlie month four new connections have h""ii made, three to business places and to a private residence. The usual street cleaning and maintenance work has also been attended to during the month.

Received. In connect ion wil't the lienvv trallie it was resolved to take the necessary legal a, lion against nlfenders. |„ rcplv to Mr Jeffries, the Mayor slated that Healey St. drain was the next one to he tackled and instructions were given to the Overseer to prepate |or the calling of tenders. The Chairman ~f the Bublie Works Committee stated the road in Weld St. wa-- remit ing a t lent inn. It was re*,dved to vote £1 Is 1 wards obtaining panoramic views of the town, tin- Kree Library to provide a similar amount. The Council rose at ft p.m.