Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Star, Issue 15136, 18 March 1913, Page 7

1 ] A ma!l named Do Ernesto was seriously 1 assaulted in Hayr load, Three Kings, v Auckland, early on Saturday morning. He ? states that shortly after ll’p.m. on Friday 1 lie was on the car stand in Queen street, 1 and was asked by telephone to take Ins motor car to the man-of-war steps and con- - vey two men to the Three Kings. He did 1 so. There were one or two delays on the 5 road, and just after midnight they arrived f at a certain house. That was ‘the last i thing Do Ernesto remembered. He cont ciders that he must have been hit by two full beer bottles, as his clothes were 5 soaked with beer and the bottom of the > car was strewn with broken glass. When • he returned to consciousness he was lyim' ' on the road. Ho was found by i\! r pre.s- ---* ton, and taken to the hospital. Do 1 Erneste could not account, for the affair in any way. He had not seen the two men before, hut ho says he would recognise 1 them again if he say' them. [ AFTER OTHERS FAILED, " I use Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for a sore throat, and have always found one rubbin" ; to cure it,” writes Mr T. Dennis, Hihitaku ■ H.Z. “It worked wonders when 1 sprained my ankle, giving mo immediate relief from - pain after other liniments had failed. I also i recommend Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for , rheumatism, it having relieved me many , times.”—[Advt.j PUBLIC NOTICES. WEvea before m SEWING MACHINE SO MUCH The Attachments with this machine are the very best made. LIMITED, ART FURNITURE SPECIALISTS. AN’ /Hachin^ AT MAZING (READY MIXED) Colors Absolutely Permanent Best and Most Economical. Smith & Smith, Ltd OCTAGON.