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Taranaki Daily News, 30 August 1915, Page 5

Though it was plainly intimated by the Prime Minister in the House of Representatives 011 Wednesday night th«t either the Victoria College Council or Professor von Zcdiitz must take steps to end the position which has been so widely and warmly debated, no move has yet been made to that end. The chairman of the College Commit, Mr. Clement Watson, was interrogated by a Times representative on Thursday night on the subject, and he intimated that, so far as the council was concerned, no stops were likely to be taken—just at present. ffe Iwul roceived no communication from the professor as yet, and in the meantime the council would wait to see what that gentleman wasi( going to do. Mr. Watson stated, inM effect, that it was for the professor tot; move. Considerable pubKc interest is| being displayed in the development of; tills cause colebre. Kuir progress is being made on the Te Roti-Mfttapn section of the new rail-;; way route; some of the big cuttings ore' about finished, and other work is well advanced. The "steam navvy," after months of putting together, has" at last - started excavating, and is at working in a hi" cutting a mile from Te • Rot!. It is a huge, unwieldy-looking at-: fair, and is evidently too big for this; work required, there not being sufficient] room to.ftllow it to show its fulVWorking capacity, and whether it will warrant , tbe expense and trouble of shifting end ' fitting up remains to be seen. Woiik on the bridge over the Mangatoki stream ia well advanced. It will be a construction of considerable dimensions, beiag about HOOft. long, built entirely of concrete an<l steel. An Anderson's coSwete mixer is installed, and is capable of pflttiing in sixty yard* a day. the bridge will be eight piers, some oi the® being poit down to a depth of 30 feet, with an overhead height of 20 foot. Sotte difficulty has been experienced in ting down to a solid foundation, watw being the principal trouble, and the of proper appliances to cope it, . CAUSES SUFFOCATION. Without prompt relief is had in sum of croup death must follow, as the presence of a false mambrana in tile voin box caQßes suffocation. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy loosens this mnobrtaq and cause* the child, to tapell It by vomiting. It is prompt in Its action in certain In its rtsulta. If given at tlw first symptoms the attack will be warted off. 6914 all QPOifttjl 4&4 Siflf* keeper^