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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 191, 7 May 1908, Page 4

A family ■ settled in the Forfcy-milo Bush, Hawke's Bay, had a strange experience in buying, a farm. Thoy wore in tho Old Country; and-having read about land laws in New Zealand thoy got into communication with a firm of land 1 agents, 1 who sent along a list of properties to choose from; They selected a farm, and were informed that "trams run right past the house." On reaching their solcction 'thoy found that the train line was a "hush tram," and for many months they wero heartbroken with th'o wild country they had readied. They have long ago got over that feeling, and now rejoico in possessing one of the best dairy farms in tho "Forty-, mile." , MR. CHAPMAN WAS SCEPTICAL, BUT RHEUMO CONVINCED HIM. Mr. 1?. J. Chapman, is well known in Nelson. Read liow RHEUMO cured him. Ho writes:— "Being a bit sceptical was the reason that I did not try RHEUMO, until you put the experience of others you know, and the benefit they derived. I am no longer a sceptic after what RHEUMO lias dono for me. .1 am constantly in draughts in my occupation as Engine Drivor at Messrs. Griffon and Son's Factory. I can-recommend RHEUMO as a good remedy.—l". J. Chapman, Nelson." Why suffer whon RHEUMO will euro you. At all Stores and Chemists, 2s. Gd. and Is, Gd. 1