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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6203, 7 October 1921, Page 7

Nothing is known, of any vessel reported missing in tho vicinity of New Zealand that can he connected w the wreckage found on the beach at Mangere, Auckland. The missing Caiiastota was an iron steamer, and the description of the wreckage seems to indicate that it is part of a wooden vessel.. A draught horse wandering in Gore Street, Bitiff, early one morning proceeded to rub himself against a shop and completely wrecked a large plateglass window, which, it is estimated, cannot be replaced for less than £2O. Had the occurrence not been witnessed by a passer-by, the cause of the smash would probably have been the subject of much speculation. NOTHING MORE: TROUBLESOME. Few of the minor ailments are more troiiblesome than chronic constipation, and no one enjoys health when constantly constipated. For the relief of constipation you will find nothing better than Chamberlain’s Tablets. They are a laxative and stomach purifier and have no unpleasant effects. Sold by E. D.' Smith, chemist, Gisborne. WON’T BE ; WITHOUT IT. t Lame shoulder and stiff neck are forms of muscular rheumatism for which Chamberlain’s Pain Balm has proved very successful. Few families are willing to do without this liniment after once becoming acquainted with its good qualities. It is almost completely absorbed after a few minutes’ vigorous massage. Sold by E. D.. Smith, chemist, Gisborne.