MOTUEKA ELECTORATE.

Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 102, 5 August 1902, Page 4

MOTUEKA ELECTORATE.

,1j ! ’‘Mf ’k. McKjenzie aspectthe .Minister of Bands, ffq mf‘tends/to Reissue Authorities ?W' *last "Gecem^er^I ’ expenditurer of votes ’ /paAsecl ‘by Parliament :,! • f.-4.pt . -a! -YifiifaJk af fiuuo‘. grnT last session for construction of ,wprks ' Within; the Motu&k'a ‘ |He, hoped 'thab'tie ’ . giye! sbrpd reasonable tffis qujEystion.i i There was’ no use iefling him! /that ,he had had m; rethan’ other , because it; was, an absolute fact that/ .alniost all, ivoi Its in his elect untie .wereStopped last 1 Btcember. Ministerial promises t.» expend the votes'. ip Question had bee i i in a de. pi e Min ister of tands we .t through /the .district and prqmised that the votes wpqld be. ,ex: pended, fftiep'a deputatipri interview ■ ed the Pi’einier oh the matter,,/ who stated he woviM have/ the matter atr tended to aiifl, the decisipn of Parjia-j 'Silent compiled with ,dn liis . return to ‘WfeJlington. Agaih‘ the ; ActingPremier met another/deputation recently at Nelson, and he promised that; the question Would be see n to as soon as he got hack to 1 Wellington ; but neither deputation had so far received any reply to their repiusentafions %qm any of those Ministers. He hoped, therefore, that the Minister would, try a d give a iva enable reply to the quest,ion. No doubt some of the money must have been sent to other districts, and it was of considerable interest t> him to know what the-Govr eminent had done with the large amount of money borrowed last yekr. Mr' Duncan (Minister of Lunds) siid th.it the answer to this question would be very similarito the answer of the preceding ones. All the wPirks were stopped to a great extent at the same time, an 1 for the reason that the authorities had exhausted all the 1 inonev that was voted for the purpose up till 31st March. An Hon. Member. —No ' Mi’ Duncan said "the T-ea ulrer told him so ; and further that lie c >nld not get much more ."money.., Until the house passed ways and means f r m re money it was no use him telling the honqu a hie gentleman that, he would go on with these works if the T. easurer told him he could not get the money. i u Authlnti : Medical: Opini >\\s worth knowing.—Dr Osborne says—“l use bander and Sons Eucalypti Extract as a spray for nasal catarrh, low fever, asthma, etc., with great success. 1 find this preparation superior to all others.”—Dr 'Stahl :“I have used various preparations of Eucalyptus, but I get better results from Sander and Sons Eucalypti Extract than from any others.” —Dr Preston : “I never use gny Eucalyptus preparation other than Sadder and Sons, as I found the others to be almost useless.” —-Dr Hart: “It goes - without saying that Sander and Sons Eucalypti Extract is the best in the market.”—ln influenza, fevers, throat and lung, troubles, diphtheria, diarrhcEa,. ffysentry, -kidney’ complaints, rheumatism, wounds, sprains, ulcers, etc., it is inva'luble. See that you, get Sapder, and Sons, and reject spurious, preparations which are sometimes supplied byunscrupulous dealers. : ,

Noah Raby, who celebrated his one hundred and thirtieth year recently, is believed to be the oldest inhabitant of the earth. Raby is an inmate of the poorhouse* near New Brunswick. During the past year he has heen'growing puceptiblv more feeble, and the sfyeiva d of the institution some days ago informed the old man that his birthday would be dispensed with this' year. Noah, however, despite his age has a will of his own, and be 1 refused to eat or to obey any request ’ until si promise was made'bin* to observe his birthday as usual. Raby is blind and t* .thless, but his memory still remains clear.

The Coronation will be celebrated in T'elfast by giving 400 cripples a fortnight’s holiday at the .seaside!