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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 180, 21 July 1908, Page 2

ROAD BOARD TROUBLES. There seems to be a misunderstanding of the position of the Taranaki County Council and the three Road Boards which recently decided to merge into the county. The following copy of a resolution' passed at a meeting last Saturday has been forwarded to the County Council, and it is to be backed up at its next meeting by a deputation: "That delegates from the Road Boards in the Omata riding strongly protest ii»ainst tile merging of the Carrington, Franklcy, and Eliot Road Boards into the Omata riding of the Taranaki county." The meeting expressed itself' in favor of the merging so long as the districts mentioned were formed into a separate riding. Their resolution must fade into thin "air upon reading that, at a special meeting of the Taranaki County Council on I'ridiiv, 12th .lime, the following resolution was curried:—''That this Council approves of the Eliot, Frankley, and Carrington Road Districts being merged into the county, ami that the above districts lie eonsiitnted a separate riding of the county of Taranaki."

ON THE FOURTH I'AGE. Coiniiu'reiii!. Card-playing. (ieneral News, liilli! Shooting. Hospital Board. Moa Poad Hoard, "lioasting" the; Hicli. Local bailor Dispute. • Proposed Winter School. U'he fault of the usual boys' clothing otherwise good in. falirie and make, i. that it lacks that individuality and ori ginality of style which is the very lifi of the hoys' attire. Herein is tlie dilfer'. cilce of tile boys' clothing sold liv tlx Melbourne Clothing Company. Beside; 1 the introduction of style distinctly new and smart, they always keep in mind the necessity of individualising styles to the ages for which they are intendej, and it is the simple truth when we say that the stock is the largest and the prices the lowest in Taranaki.—Advt. Mrs. J, Morwick, Grey street, Shortland, Tunnies, N.Z., says: "Some time ago when my little bey had his hands severely burnt, Hanson and Co. recom mended me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I applied tlie liniment as soon as possible and after a few applications tile pain disappeared and bis hands healed without Bears. Since then 1 have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm for headache, toothache, and rheumatism and I find that it .always gives relief. 1 can recommend it to anyone wanting j, good family liniment." For Bale by all demists and storekeepers, 11