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But Kruschen Kept the skipper id he was 'fnn- r He was tr trawler, and he was "up W He had rheumatism, so hi* lthe must not go to sea. B nt gj hard, and he was forced to ®n again. That was two years net'v** see what he says:— - - •'X go to sea and .two ~ laid up for six months wltv.sHL- l *«l suffering from rheumatism -jraaiSGT down, and was forbidden wncrc. wu «. oiu. euii iQof|> storms of the last two winter*.-,**l honestly say I havo never. pain from my old complaint*, hr« rT5 w l!' two years ago tq take Sni M h&.ftSP* wish Kruschen every atfewsg ,W' I make whatever use you thinlrSi' letter."—Skipper J.J. * It is common -inowlcdri 'SiS rheumatism! is associated With-tjuw cess: of uric acid in the sygteto acid is composed °*Wedle4ifc e ' c »&? and the pain of rheumatism jg' by those "needles" settling difal/fc the joints, muscles and tendon* /'- Krusehen is a powerful MlTeA.ii these torturing crystals. . It w'm. dulls their sharp edges, thenSj! them from the system. Tonr pai&JK swellings subside, knotted come loose. Afterwards the "jul? daily dose" so stimulates and kidneys that rcguUr eoranliit elimination is ensured. Yoar kept clean. Mischievous uric "to! never gets the chance tft again. .Start on Kruschen up "the little daily "dose" soon joyfully agree with thousands #f others that' rheumatism' master in Kruschen. < ; 1. Kruschen Salts is obtainable Vf|Q Chemists and Storea at 2s ,6d periattk'

' • '■ ■■. . . CONTINUITY 03 ADMINISTRAI " . and ' SECURITY ESTATE are assured! The Pei Trustees Go! . j. *• is appointed Ei and Trustee; Will. ■ ■ i Offices ; . Dunjedm,. A church, -Timaru, da Invercargill. •' ■ ' 5- { A. C. BRETJLEKI , Christchirreh .1 145 "Worsesjtc

FOR FAKMJ2B3.J TT WILL PAY liOtt to 1 Oats, Wheat Chaffy -Pa and large), Onion CentateiV, Sugars, Coal, Lime, Terms; 'Phone 32-224. CASH WITI ' 1 * V. E. c< ' B*g . USE BOOMER Obtainable Xroffl >, MANILA. and BHC always In t MADDREH Madras SU, ttt 'Phone* 36-322 38^328 i • TINWALD STO( - The price for butcheys.l^ increase of about 2s 6d to Tinwald. yards yesterday.', were about on a par snw-i The quality of the 6»eep.{ the yarding was • not; *eryjjwas keen. : especially ewea went up to . 15s<W, ® secured by Mr P. J.'Harna. ■< , a single sheep, and by ■** "•'47; Wakanui, for a pen * 14s lOd was obtained -W Eiffelton, for a pen of., ftgn sold from 4s lOd to" 6s 9di lis Id, heavy vtt. Only a few pens of The market. was topped tionally fine sheep, "which, account of Mr h. next best price was JSs 100-"r an: account- of Mr W. Fr&mpt® l ' < prices ranged from 4s to The fat lamb market :-Waß pen of seven sold.-pn #ccoW&V®iSjS of James Hampton for O'Connor, Ash ton,,, and J. stream, obtained lfo « ' eight respectively. Light lanwr -«£j 6s lOd to 10s 7d,. medium heavy up to 16s lOd. '.jine : 8t There was a fairly good sheep, several lots being - the ewe fair on Monday. * eirtW«S! sold up to 13s 9d, four, sit, £ up to 9s, and sound-mouth? tram 14s. - 1 jii* ■' 'i PROPERTY SAtß.^'S^Sj Following on the on Saturday last, C. E. Manchester street, report W tHI conjunction, the property Bealey avenae, comprising. five rooms and kitchenette,_ tog ~.m perches of land; also having;(W-Hrs? 1 rerty situate No. 264 CashdJ** comprising a two-Btoxey, ; rooms, together ' with eectxojß ZDstcly 30, perches, fit satisfactory

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