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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 195, 7 January 1913, Page 7

DANDRUFFAND FAILING HAIR Prevented by i "Y ft ¥ m Treatment with CUTICURA SOAP AndCuticura Ointment. Directions: Make a parting and rub gently with Cuticura Ointment. Continue until whole scalp has been gone over. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap. Shampoos alorie may be used as often as agneeable, but once or twice a month is generally sufficient for this special treatment for women's Ir.ir. Ointment arc sold throughout Kitpnie U oceh, with 32-pOffe ul ircittn.cnt, of the sKioand Address 11. Towns & Co., . W.

J road near Manga papa, which has since j been repaired. The crushing plant lias 1 finished crushing at Mutton Track depot, Egmo»t road, and has been removed out to Kent road depot, crushing 1524 yards of metal for the month. Thirty chains of metal have been laid down on the Waiwakaiho road, at a cost of£7G 17s Gd, exclusive of spreading. Sixteen yds: of metal have been crushed for the Hillsborough factory. The Managoraka bridge, Devon line, requires redecking; the present decking is of 2in. limber. I would recommend 3in. timber to be used for the new deck. Southern portion of Upland road; about BQch;.ins require forming up out of this. There is a hill to which it is of little use to try to do anything, and I recommend a deviation at this point, which will give a fair grade and will shorten the length of road. Mr D. B. McKee's request to remove fence; this fence cannot be of any inconvenience to the public and until such time as the council requires the earth it is better left as it stands, which prevents cattle from treading down the bank into the water-table. Omata riding: The earthwork on the Omata hill is progressing satisfactorily and about three weeks fine weather should see it through. Two wooden culverts at Omata have broken during the month and have been . replaced with concrete 1 pipes. A start has been made with the formation of the Waireka road. Hurworth riding: The road leading to Mrs Todd's off Frankley road has been formed. Foreman W. Eva has taken up , his duties as foreman in place of A. ' Findlay on Frankley road etc. Okato riding: The conerete culvert at Oakura has been, filled in and the old one removed. The cost of material required to make additions to toll house as asked for by the gate-keeper will be- £l7. General: All hands in my charge closed work on the 24th December 1912, and most hands made a start on January 2nd, 1913. Foreman B. Thomas finished working for the council on December 19, 1912.

ACCOUNTS. Accounts as follows were passed for payment:—Administration £-23, Moa riding £221 8s 6d, Waitara riding £293 18s 'Bd, Omata riding £224 10s lid, Okato riding £ll7 17s 6d, Hurworth riding £46 7s 3d- total, £927 2s lOd.

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