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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 213, 12 March 1907, Page 2

A fatal accident occurred at Mangf.mahoe on Saturday morning, in which a man named William Bowman lost his life. Bowman, who was engaged in blasting a log, which had fallen across a creek about a mile above the Mangamahoe Railway Station, when the charge of gelatine, which he was using, went off suddenly and Bowman received the full force of the explosion. $ Tbe unfortunate man was terribly injured. The doctor was unable to reach Mauriceville until after two o'clock in the afternoon, by which time the injured man had succumbed to his injuries. The deceased was 40 years of age, and was a single man. He* was a native of Denmark, having teen in the colony about ten years. A FARMER'S TESTIMONY. HAS USED SYKES'S DRENCH FOR SIX YEARS. Six years is a good long period in which to test a preparation. Unless satisfactory results were obtained no farmer would continue to use Sykes's Drench year after year. It has been tried, testel, and proved to be the most valuable Drench in the Colony. Mr R. Budden, Otorohanga, Auckland, writes: — "Dear Sir,— I consider von have conferred a benefit on the farming community of onr Colony in presenting a Drench that can be used with absolute safety, and with beneficial results for cows or horses. I have used Sykes's Drench for six years with most gratifying success, and shall always reconunena its tise." ' Insist on having SYKE'S DRENCH. Refuse all substitutes for this invaluable remedy. From all Storekeepers at la 6d. SYKE'S DRENCHING HORN, for administering SYKE'S DRENCH, price Is 6d. "It ia when the tooth pulp ia exposed that we get that extracting pain of toothache." These new viewa regarding the teeth ought to prove interesting to dentists and their victims. The Stab is the best advertising $ medium for the country between the L [Rangitikei and Manawatu rivers,! richest block of agricultural oonntry " in the colony. .'