Those who value good health should pre serve it if possible by procuring come of the Dr Jaeger Sanitary Woollen Co's pure woollen underclothing. These excellent goods can be obtained for ladies or gentlemoK from W. 8. Wylim, draper a*d importer, Pollen street, who also supplies tbe Jaeger material in white or natural, A c before intimated tie Jaeger underclothing is known throughout the jvorld for (xoellence of quality, comfort, and durability.— kivt. At a meeting of the Paeroa Fchool Corn mi i tee a letter was reonived suggesting that seventh standard be taught in the Paeroa School, As this wt»s the lust meeting, the letter was referred to the incoming committee for consideration. The Coromandel News says:— '> The recent development of Guiin and Andrews' tribute section of the Hauraki Gem Special Claim has caused attention to be directed to the locality, and as a result qui'e a number of claims have fceen pegged out " A rather serious accident happened at Coromandel on Sunday to Mr A. H. Gentil's five year old son, Blake. The child was on tbe staging of the steps of the back door of his father's residence, when he overbalanced himself and fell a distance of ten feet, breaking the left arm at the elbow At last night's meeting of the Loyal Waikato Lodge. Bro W. Johnston was in stalled into the V.G.s chair, that offioe hav ing become vacant by the resignation of Bro. F. Egginton. who, it will be renumbered, left for Oamaru about three week's ago to take up a position in the Post and Telegr <pb Office there. Bro. J. Riley ao( od as Installing Master, the chorge being ably read by G.M. Bro. A. Burns. The Noble Grwnd (Bro. Thoa. Aitken) who at the previous meeting eulogised the manner in which Bro. Eggiuton had always attended to the duties of his offioe, said he hopsd Bro. Eggint^n's wife would benefit greatly by the change of climate, and i wished the worthy brother and his family I every prosperity. The office of Treasurer, ! which was rendered by the retirement of Bco. Johnston, is now to be filled by P.O-. Bro. H. B. Simmonds, while Bro, W. H Freeman was appointed Guardian, and Bro C.E Walker L.S.N.G. The Eaglehawk Bant?, Bendigc, Victoria, was unsuccessful in the intercolonial con test in Melbourne, but one of the players, Mr J. 