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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 103, 29 April 1903, Page 4

CONSUMPTION. Iff a fearful disease. It earriss ofi mora persons erery je»r than any other ailment. During the South African War more died from consumption alone than from all the causes of the war. And all these cases of consumption commenoed with a cold. An ordinary, eommon. erery-day cold. The oolds that hundreds of people think are not worth bothering abont. The colds that lead on from stage to stage on til the final and incurable stage is reaohed. That stage is death. There is another side. The side where people are well to-day. At the start of a cold they took Lane's Emulsion. The Great Lung Healer and Body Builder. It eased the cough, healed the inflamed parts, stopped the phlegm, assisted digestion, kept up bodily strength, and in a short time the sufferer was strong and well as ever. "I can honestly testify to the euratiye properties of Lane's Emulsion. I am a baker and when a baker gets a bad cold it is a bad one, A rery serere cold settled on my lungs, and the coughing gare me a terrible time. I could hardly sleep at night.' I got so weak during the day time that I had to leave off waik. I started on a course ol Lane's Emulsion, and it did me a world of good. My longs are now aa sound as a bell."—J. Habbis, Baker, etc., WaoganuL Lane's Imulsion is just as good for you .as for 'Mr. Harris. It will ■top your cough, heal your lungs, ana make them sound as a bell. Buy and try it to-day. At Chemists or Stores. 2/6 and 4/6. Take none but Lane's-.." It's Famous Because If s Good," and if s good lor babies, little children, men and women and right up to old toe.

BGHOOL COMMITTEE ELECTIONS. MIDHIRST. VI»T little interest was shown by householders in the election of a School Committer, only ten voters puttirg io an appearance. Mr Mackoy was voted to tfcß/sbair. The following report was submitted by tbe Commissioners: Gentlemen, four -Commissioners have pleasure in submitting a report ob the Midhiret school during the period they have acted as Commissioners. At the last annual~ meeting of householder* a committee was elected, but. members of that committee resigned, and, although another meeting was hi Id to eject a new committee, no committee was formed, and Messrs X arkness and Maokay were appointed School Commissioners by- the Education Board. Mies Lorimer, from Stoke, commenced duty as assistant teacher on July 7tb, 1902. TKe roll namber at the end of March, 1902, was 119, and the average attendance for that quarter was 105. Tbe. roll numbet is now 139, and the average daily 'attendance 112.5. This attendance we consider very good, but we understand the average would have been much higher had it not been that many children were absent duiing a part of the quarter on account of influenza. Had the avsraie aVe&danco been 120 instead of 112, the schcol would have been entitled to another assistant, so that at tbe prefect time the taachiE£ staff has quite enough to de. Tbe balance-sheet stowed a credit balance of £6 17s 7d. The report and balance sheet were adopted, after which a Committee was formed, composed of the following gentlemen Messrs J. L. Harwood, C. S. White, J. J. Allen, H. Robertton, Watts, Dnggan, and Abraham. The new Committee met immedia' e'y afterwards, when Mr C. S. White was elected chairman and Mr J. L. Har-1 wood secretary and treasurer. j The Committee resolved to meet on * the second Monday of each month. j BAHOTCT. i The new Bahotu Committee are: j Mis Dougherty (chairwoman), Messrs j Anglesey Barker, Bjinkborn, McGuin j Deep, Mcßannigan, and Hnghson. J - B6HONT VILL4GE. j The annual meeting of house holders j was held in Egmont Village School on j Monday evening. As to book etc.,! had come to hand from the Auditor, i the Committee were unable to show| their balarce-eheet, or give an account j of their financial position, and it was ] unanimously resolve i: —" That the i Board be asked to explain the reason! that no bocks or balmce-sheet had! been forwarded to lay before the meet- j ing." Th* election of a Committee re- '■ suited as foil iws: Messrs W. Houston,' T. Carmen, E. Barker, J. Swan junr., l A. Chard, J. Burki't, and 0. Acsford. Mr Houston was subsequently chosen ' chairman. ! MANGORIF. 1 John B own (chaiiman), Charles Wells, Edward Nornnn, F. Oliver' Huthanncp, .Robert Morrir, and John, PUNGAREHU M. Flemming (<hiirman), Richard i Flemming, James 8. Knowles, Thonns Hanley, William Hanley, S. Puiham, W. Syinons. DOCI'OKS DIFFERED AGAIN, bat V I TA 0 AT I 0 CURED. Read wha, Mr Bayswater wiles. Perth, June 5, IS 00 MK S. A, Palmer, Dear Sir,—l have been invalided for about 2 years and 3 mentbs. 'I he doctors treated me for Inflammation of the Bronchitis, and Pneumonia,-but fai'ed to core me. I used to suffer with very severe pains through my back and chest, sod had a very nasty cough. I was in tbe Perth Hospital three week?, bat tbe doctor told me he could do no more for me, and that I was a* well as be oonld make ae. I was laid aside for 12 weeks at Fresmantle. The landlady of the Olub Hotel advised me to try VITADATIO, which I have done, and after taking four bottles lam now in splendid health. 1 will be pleased to answer any enquiries that any sufferer may require in tha hops that my humble testimeoy may ba the means cf leading others to health. Tours respectfnliv, IBBDBRICK DAVIS BAYdWATEK. Witness—W. J. Fist. Perth. For further particulars, S. A. Palmes, Warehouse Waterloo Quay, Wellington. Correspondence Invited. Write for testimonials. | .The price of medicine is 5s 6d and 3s 6d per bottle. Agents New Plymouth: Bobgess, Fbaseb & Go. Merchants. <