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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1090, 3 September 1912, Page 3

NINE WEEKS IN HOSPITAL’ “I suffered witlulysentery for over six years. 1 was in the Camden Hospital for nine weeks, and came out worse than when admitted,” says Mrs jas. Ellis, Oakdale, The Oaks, via Camden, N.S.W. “I consulted dilLrent doctors, and was for nine months in bed in my own home. Then I began to take Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, ana after a few bottles were taken J was completely cured, and have not had a return of the dysentery for the last live years.” For sale everywhere.— Advt.

Gift prices are the rule at the Boa Marche, Palmerston N., at the present time, and Ladies’ Costumes up to 69s 6d can he bought for 15s 6d. Ladies should lose no time in inspecting these bargains.* Thomas Rimmer has been ap punned agent for the “Diamond” Fire Extinguisher. Everybody should buy one.*

TAMPS—Wanted to purchase k 5 all descriptions of used Australian and New Zealand postage stamps. Highest prices paid. Send fur list free. Fred. Hagen Ltd., 182 Put Street, Sydney. ANTED, —A young woman to assist with housework. Apply Airs Al. E. Perreau. y AOR SALE—A Maori canoe 35ft. -fi- long, good dairy cow close to profit (second calf) and good hack. Apply this office.

TEA E. W. SEEKER, ACCOUNTANT & IMPORTER, Palmerston North and Foxton. “Orion” Broken Orange Pekoe (one quality only.) BTAINABLE on the West Coast only from E. W. SECKER, to Cuba Street, Palmerston North, and c/o Watt Bros., 'The Avenue, Foxton, (from whom supplies are obtainable at any time). E.W.S. will be in Foxton every Tuesday, and at Himatangi every sale days. Prices 2ibs 3/6 (Tins). tOibs 16/- (Tins). sltis 8/o „ 20lbs 1/7 lb (boxes). S4ibs (>2 chests at 1/5 pet- lb.) Over 400 regular customers between Wellington and Hawera. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ftpHE Special Order making the JL following By-law was duly continued on the 2nd September, 1912, and sealed with the Common beai of the Borough, and comes into force on the 9th day of September, 1912. DIVIDING WALLS. That in all new buildings of any kirn- mutever in Mam Street, north of the junction with Cook Street, White Street, Clyde Street, Wharf Street, and Avenue Road on the south side from Main Street to Hall street, and Ravensworlh Place on south side from Junction of Liddell btreet with Main Street, whether such buildings are attached to or detached from other buildings, and whether or not there shall be any oilier existing building on either side, the side walls shall be constructed of either brick or reinforced concrete, in tne case of a single storey building the brick walls shall be not less than nine inches thick, and m the case of a two-storey budding the brick walls shall be not less than fourteen inches thick for the lull height of the first storey and nine inches thick for the balance, in the case of a reinforced concrete wall the thickness shall not be less than six Inches. The brick or concrete wails shall be built in height twelve inches above the eaves or edge of the roof, and the length of each wall shall be not less than the length of the building on the side on which that wall is erected. In the event of two or more adjoining owners combining to erect one building on their several properties the walls on the inside boundaries between the sections shall be of brick or concrete to comply with this Bylaw, but it shall be a sufficient compliance with this By-law if such inside boundary walls shall reach up to the covering of the roof without going through or above such covering. Dated this 2nd day of September, 1913, ALF. FRASER. Town Clerk.