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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXV, Issue 12962, 10 September 1936, Page 5

The 13rib's'll Prime Muster, Mr Stanley Baldwin, who has derived great benefit from his stay in the country, has been advised to extend his holiday, and is not expected to return to Downing Street until some time in October. It is. understood that Mr Baldwin asked Mr Neville Chamberlain, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to take his place at a mass meeting in connection with the Conservative party conference which will bo held at Margate on October 2. and at winch the Premier was to hiavo been, the principal speaker.— British Official Wireless. The return of the Hon. 0. F. Nelson from New Zealand seems to have pleased the Samoans more than any other event of the past few years including even the recent Ministerial visit, according to Mr J. A. Grimwood, of Wellington, the, manager of the Union Steam Ship Company’s trans-Pacific and Islands services, who arrived at Auckland by the Matua Irom her maiden cruise to the Islands. Mr Nelson, lie said, had assumed Iris old position at the head of tike firm of 0. F. Nelson Ltd., and Was intensely influential. He was very keen to develop trade between Samoa and New Zealand.—P.A. Never forget to have and hold instant treatment for cough and cold. Never forget, the way that will Restrain the cold which follows chill. Never forget to “lay-it-hy,” When Winter with its ills draws nigh— Never forget that treatment sure. Standardised- Woods’ Great Peppermini; Cure. '> - ■ •’ .-'V.