SUBDIVISION OF THE BOROUGH.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8994, 3 December 1907, Page 6

SUBDIVISION OF THE BOROUGH.

PETITION BEFORE THE COUNCIL.

The following petition for the sub division of the borough into wards is now in the course of signature: — To the Mayor and Councillors of the Borough of Masterton. Gentlemen, —We, the undersigned, electors of the borough of Masterton, respectfully request that you will be pleased to take steps to divide the borough into wards in such a manner as may seem to you advisable, having due regard to community of interest of the subdivisions. } We respectfully submit that the rapid growth of Masterton renders it both necessary and N desirable, in the interests of the rattpayers, and for the more efficient control aiid management of the ever-growing and important municipal concerns of the borough, that the subdivision should be made without delay, and the number of councillors allotted to each ward should be 3uch that the total number of councillors of the borough will be increased sufficiently for the efficient and capable management of the business of the borough. We believe that a much greater interest in borough affairs will be brought about by so dividing it, and we would point out and emphasise the great advantage of making annual rates varying according to the annual requirements of the subdivisions, and also enabling the keeping of separate accounts for each ward, and additional rates levied to carry out works of a special nature and urgently required, for which the ordinary r/ites are insufficient. We would, also, respectfully urge that, as the steps to be taken will necessarily occupy a considerable period, and as it is highly desirable that the ward system should be inaugurated by .the beginning of January, no time should be lost in putting the matter in motion. Tins Bka'wx Why Dr. Fiiki.kox's Dunes tive TAr,tn,KK Cui:r. ]NI>IIH-:STI«IX, Dy.spkj'ha and aIjR Htomacii Tnori'.i.F.s | Is that they actually coiiti'n all of the natural as found n> a healthy stomach. Unlike many so c flhd indigesticn cures, these ta\mle-.are ncitbi rlaxaiive or eathario, and ao not act upon th'; bowels in any way, for iri indipe.-ticn or dyspepsia the whole trouble i 9 tho stom»eh and not tho boweN. No one ever suffered fi o;n indigestion or dysp* p.-si * who.** s omach was in a healthy condition. When the stomach h. out of order do not go without food or irritate your stomach with cathartic, but take some natural riigp.'.Unt which wili digest what .you eat, thus; assisting the stomach to vc,*;;i in it< normal health and vigour. Dr. fcbsldon's Digestive Tabulos is tho only preparation ih:<t contains all the known digrfstants, and which will lifers all kinds tl focd. These Tabu'es are not a medicine which is advertised to cure everything, but a scientific preparation, prepared according to the original prescription of K. M. Sheldon, M.D., a graduate oi the University, City of Ne.v York, and T3e'\vieiw, U.H.A.. These Tubules are sold at 2 4 (id lor a tin containing 80 Tabules. Buy a tin, out a good eiji.ii-.ri! mciil, und then take a Tubal'-, and note tho result. You will lorgct all about it if you are not careful, for there will be no pain or disturbances, and your food will be d gestcd just as it used to he when your stomach was well and stvo/ig. Furthermore. j oui stomach will soon be restored again if you keen on takirg them, just as thousands and thousands of other stomachs have been by the sole and exclusive use of Dr Sheldon's Digestive Tabulae, Obtainable from H. E, Eton, Chemist. When a man has smoked them once —cigarette buying is no longer a question of choice, for he naturally asks for Taddy's Myrtle Grove Cigarettes.* If yon arc nn importer, send your rioeu mentirto J. J. CtUiTIS & CO., LTD.. Customhouse, Shipping, and Forwanlirg Agents, Wellington. They will quickly pass the goods through the Customs and deliver them to yen Enteiitainin" an Enkmy. Don't entertain a chronic running sore or wounds. Cure it with Dr Sheldon's MHgnetio Liniment. Price Is (id, and 3s. Obtainable at H, E. Eton, chemist.