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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1090, 29 April 1913, Page 3

[Published by Arrangement]. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. (Extracts from Dominion, of April 28th.) The activity which is being displayed in connection with the municipal election campaign is liable to obscure the hardly less important duty resting on the public in respect of the Harbour Board elections. . . In the Manawatu district keen interest has been evinced by the candidates —Messrs Cobbe. Cohen and Eliott—the two »£irst-named being the sitting members. Mr Eliott, who is a wellknown business man of Palmerston North, and who has done good service on local bodies, is meeting with much support, the idea apparently being to associate him with Mr Cobbe to represent the district. He would make an energetic representative, and, in conjunction with Mr Cobbe, would add to the strength or the Board. . . . Those who are called on to cast their votes at the coming Harbour Board elections would do well to bear in mind that when there is any sign of a large public institution such as the 'Wellington Harbour Board getting into a groove, it is a good thing to make a change here and there in the personnel of those controlling it. We have indicated above certain changes which can be made at the 1 polls this week without any risk of loss of efficiency in the administration of the Board’s affairs, but, on the contrary, with possibilities of distinct advantages accruing therefrom.—Advt.

CURED COLDS AND BRONCHITIS. “Some time ago,” writes Mrs N. J. Johnston, Little River, N.Z., “my two boys, Leonard and Tom, had severe colds and bronchitis. Having seen Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised for the cure of bronchitis I decided to try what it would dp for my hoys* After the first bottle they showed great improvement and were completely 9ured by the time they had finished the second bottle. Epr sale everywhere.—Ad vU