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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 54, 27 November 1928, Page 7

The bitterness assoei: ted with political of juist elections has been notably absent on the. present occasion (remarks the Auckland “Herald”). One of the happiest groups on the lawn at the Mater Misericordiae Hospital prior to a function there yesterday coinpri ed a newly-elected member’ of Parliament and the Labour candidate and late member whom he had defeated. N far away was a third candidate in the same contest. There are several hundred absentee votes, which may possibly reverse the tentatl -• verdict, still to be counted in that electorate. Perhaps Mr. Donald and Mr. Lee were speculating on the distribution of those all-important ballot papers. But from a distance one would judge that politics had for the time been forgotten. LIVER AND KIDNEYS KEPT ACTIVE BY DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. Mrs. F. J. Philpott, 2 Church Street, Otahuhu, writes: “As a liver pill I consider Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills an excellent medicine for remedying the sluggishness that affects the human system from time to time, arising from a torpid liver I might add that they are very useful for the kidneys as well. This evidence of their merit might prove serviceable for advertising purposes, and you can use same I am 71 vears of age, and 60 years resident of Otahuhu, having seen this suburb grow, from ita infancy.—MvU