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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1908, 28 November 1918, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE. IN THE INTERESTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH. THE BOROUGH HAS BEEN SUBDIVIDED AS FOLLOWS:— HEADQUARTERS: Council Chambers. Mr J. L. Harvey, Telephone 13. 1. Area West of Park Street, including' Robinson, Ilulke, Easton and Duncan Streets —The Mayor. Telephone 54. 2. Area comprising Avenue Road to Russell Street and Tliynne Street —MrJ. K. Hornblow. Telephone 1 and 14. 3. Both sides of Avenue Road, from Windmill to Cemetery, including Baker and Howau Streets Rev. W. Raine. Telephone 37. 4. Area between Avenue Road and Cook Street, including Johnston, Cook, Coley, Fatter, Gladstone and Hillary Streets i — Cr. J. Hurley, .Johnston Street. 5. Union and Purcell Streets, south end of Johnston Street, -Francos and Reeve Streets Cr. J, Hannah, Union Street, fi. Main Street North, from'Wharf Street, including Hall, Whittaker, Liddell, Harbour and Clyde Streets and Ravensworth Place Mr M. E. Perreau. Telephone 22. 7. Main Street South, including Cook and Union Street West, Johnston, Harbour Streets south of "Wharf Street Cr. R. Bryant. Telephone 3. 8. Beach Road and Seaside —MrH. F. Gabitcs, Beach Road. IMPORTANT.—The public are requested to report any eases to Headquarters in the respective districts, and the best attention possible will be given. Citizens are earnestly requested to make a general clean-up of backyards by the removal of rubbish after having been thoroughly disinfected, and also to thoroughly fumigate their business premises with a strong antiseptic, and spraying disinfectants on the pavement and gutters in front of their shops every morning. Disinfectant can bo obtained at the Gas Works at 1/- per pint. The following suggestions were made at the meeting of medical men, to which public notice is urgently directed: — 1. Eveif'body feeling unwell with influenza should at once go to bed and stay there until well. This is the only way to avoid complications. 2. The breath of those with influenza is the chief source of infection. Great care should be taken to avoid this, or to mitigate it by inhalation, reasonably, of disinfectants. 3. The sick-room should be kept thoroughly neat, airy, and hygienic. Fresh air should be allowed to circulate in the room all day, and, if circumstances allow, at night also. The whole house should be laid open to the fresh air and sun each morning. 4. Light bod covering only should be used, blankets preferably. All unnecessary articles should be removed from the sick-rooms. 5. Patients should be sponged all over with warm water regularly twice a day. (i. The diet should be milk, barley water, lemonade, soda-water, taken frequently; also soup, jellies, custards, junket, light milk puddings, and oranges. 7. The bowels should be attended to regularly each day by fruit and Epsom salts. JOHN CIIRYSTALL, Ma vor.

SUMMER DRINKS ! SUMMER DRINKS ! THERE IS NO NEED TO RENO OUT OF TOWN, ! STEVENSON'S DRINKS ARE PURE. Best Sugar and pure artesian water only used. Large stocks of all kinds of Cordials on hand. HOP BEER MADE FROM THE PUKE HOPS. Ail Orders promptly aiiended to. GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. FOXTON CORDIAL FACTORY. A. STEVENSON, PROPRIETOR. Telephone 110. JAP. CREPES, in White, Tussore, Pink, Saxe, Grev and Cheeks, 1/3, 1/(1. C. M. Ross Co., Main Street, Eoxion. W-~D. BAUCKIIAM is selling Culienra Soap at 2/-. W- D. BAUCKIIAM is selling factory hul ter at 1/0 per lb. ALL-WOOL SOCKS, Men I*, 1 *, 1/0. Flax-cutters’ Gloves, 1/9. Denim Overalls, 7/0. C. M. Ross Coy., Main Street, Eoxton. A sure and pleasant specific, for removing Worms is AY A TIE'S WORM FIGS. Price 1/0. ASTER PLANTS now ready. Fines) doubles or singles, 0/0 per 100, delivered anywhere, for cash. B. IT. JUST, Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston North. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at Eoxton Borough Pound, on November loth, 1918, by J. Coley, off Whirokino property, one dark chestnut mare; no visible brand; shield on forehead. Also impounded by Comity Ranger, from Rangiotu, ou November ITt'u, 1918, one hay horse; no visible brand; two white baek feel, white blaze down face. If not claimed and all expenses paid, will lie sold at 12 o’eloek noon on Saturday, November 30th, 1918. J. PARKER, Poundkceper. CLOSING OF SCHOOLS. An- schools will remain closed till further notice. Teachers in charge who are absent from their usual addresses should arrange to have their letters sent on to them at once, as communications have been posted. W. 11. SWANGER, Secretary, Wanganui Education Board. EIGHTEEN-PENNY LIFE INSURANCE. For eighteenpence you can now insure yourself and family against any had results from an attack of colic or diarrhoea. This is the price of Chamberlain’s Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy. The medicine that has never been known to fail. Why not keep this remedy at hand ? It is good for colic, diarrhoea, dysentery and pains in the stomach. For sale everywhere.—Advt,