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Evening Star, Issue 16676, 7 March 1918, Page 2

UNSURPASSED FOR INDIGESTION. The secret v of the popularity of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills is that they do what is claimed for them. A trial has convinced thousands of users that this is the case. An example is described in the following letter; — ■i ill ft * 4 reen Street, Newtown, Wellington, N.Z. fe '"1J1P& Dear Sir, %J,\ *ss(s' I cau a ffi rm that Mr. Morse's *i&?7/U&. -■; /% ~ ?l remedy for relief from Indigestion, '•■ A /Xl having tried other remedies and tyl* -. I found little relief. I am convinced '"/ fa- - ->W I ' T)*- Morse's Indian Root Pills arc the best medicine to combat this com- ' plaint. You can use this testimony jti&S&iSyvh when desired. <• Yours truly, ■ • - ' (Signed) Mrs. E. JEFFEny. Mrs. E. JEFFERY /' (From a Photo) AH : classes of the community, nialeanfi female, rich and poor, young and old, use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. The merchant, the miner, the lady of society and the girl in the factory—they all And in this remedy just what is required to keep the system in proper working order. Indigestion and Constipation, caused by improper or too much food or drink, are quickly banished by a dose w///////////////, or two of Dr. Morse's Indian m&J&tfpf. ___ Root Pills. They area safe, sure and reliable remedy, wjM sold at a moderate ||p price, within the tixM, reach of all classes M/Afc

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The boys of Te Aufce Maori College lost heavily 0.3 a, lesult of the fire yesterday morning- The sum of £s,ooo.had recently been >.pent in effecting improvements and additions about, tiro building. The insurCSS2S were £5,400 on the National Insurance Office and £I,OOO in the Royal Exchange Office. The mipils have been sent to their homes for" the present, but temporary arrangements for accommodation will be mad© in a fortnight. Te Ante College -was founded, in 1872 by the Ven. Archdeacon Williams, and is ad ministered by a board of trustees. It occupied a splendid situation on the crest of a small hill, and was an extremely .picturesque eld building. The college owns ;>bout 700 acres of land round To Aute. 'lhis was granted to the school partly by Sir George Grey's Government a*ul partly by the Maoris themselYes,