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Grey River Argus, 2 March 1908, Page 3

TO FEEL BRI6HT AND WELL, 0B!8K It is undoubtedly the most valuable table water yet discoercd in ff Z. and far surpasses any foreign spa water ever imported liei-e-, As a tonic and pick : mc-up itis un-xcclled a«A. never fail, to bcnefa? ues of Indigestion 0«ni S tiraon, Liver Compla'nt, Gout, tmv Khumaticm. I If contain an abundance of I SATURV ga... which renders ••Wai-Bcngoa" specially *uuaDii !'cr use at nrals. It caries the r commendation of thejnedifal profession and w sup plied (o leading hospitals, l-.8. - Co.'s fleet, Bi-Uanay's, &c. ?or vr-ur health's ' fake you should drink it regularly. BOTTLED ONI/5T BT THOMSON AND CQy, At the. famous Wai-Rongoa Springs. 19 Special U'ilcUMedalß against | the World. I Is the Milk Sour? Isn't it a bother when the milk goes sour in the hot weather ? The prudent housewife keeps a few tins of- • Blue Ribbon Condensed Milk on hand for such emergencies, It keeps sweet on fche hottest days, and is always ready for use. Ask your grocer for 'Blue Ribbon,' tke cheapest & best j ECOND-HAND WOOD WORKING MA6HINERY FOR 9ALE| )NE surface planer, ism., with boring slot motising, groving, nnoning* and circular saw attachents (Sagar) good order. One combined circular and band \v (Reynolds), hand or power. One hand mortising machine with :>ring attachments;' godtl as new. One band saw, 36m wheels; almost iw (Silver). One three side planer and moulder; leap. One 14 B.H.P. Crossley Gas Enine. All in good working order. NEES~& CO, HAVE YOU TRIED 11 Sure to Rise" Tea Scones DELICIOUS MADE WITH EDMDNDS'BAKING POWDER 'ESTLAND LAND BOAT} ELECTION 0 THE CROWN TENANTS, WESTLAND LAND DISTRICT. " ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— -I I beg to offer my services as a icmber of the Westland Land Board, id trust to be honored with your c<;ndence at the forthcoming ballot. As a son of the deceased poineer in md settlement and a Crown tPmnt, in common with many oUiftr !audDlders, feel that Crown tenants should aye representation on the Board. The Land Board in my. opinion is ne of the most responsible kcal bod:s, and more largely affects the v-ell-irc of the people than any o-'her body n this Coast. * 1111 the past it is a matter of common pinion that the Board has bren latjjc- ** dominated by officialdom, and I \n assure you that if elected, I. will ot be a "silent member" when the (fairs of settlers are considered at ie Board's meetings. 1 have, as you are aware, had coniderable experience in public affairs, ie experience and knowledge gained, liould, if you elect me to the position, and me in good stead on the Land oard. If the Westland Land Board fs pre:ntly constituted, had the wellfare of rown tenants at heart, the 10 per cent ibate on rentals paid in advance, hich was granted by every Land oard in the Dominion, and which was rovided for in the Land Act, would ot have been withheld by them. The election takes place on -6th [arch, an dl respeotifully 'ask you to oil early. Assuring yoii of my best efforts on our behalf and in the general * interst of the District, — *I remain Yours faithfully, JOHN RYALL. TO THE CROWN TENANTS OF WESTLAND. ADIES AN.p GENTLEMEN— [HAVE much pleasure in announcing that I intend to offer myt\l as a candidate for the forthcomig Land Board Election, being a irown Tenant for the past fifteen ears. If elected I will use my best ndeavors in the interest of Crown 'enants throughout th c District. Yours faithfully, WILLIAM MORGAN, Greenstone, 30th Jan., 1908. VESTLAND LAND Bo|\RD ELECTION. " "' TO THE LEASEHOLDERS OF THE CROWN. OF THE DISTRICT OF WESTLAND. [HEREBY notity that I will again offer my services for election to • he Westland Land Board at th c election to be held on 26th March next. If elected I will, as in the past, strive to the best of my ability to watch over your interests. I am, Youis faithfully, GEORGE MALLINSON. "—gg 111 IWI I, II I. 38— ■MBBBBd— a — — — A New Recipe -FOR--" Afternoon Tea Cakes IN EACH TIN OF Edmonds' Bakiny Powder. CAMERAS and photographic requisites, soaps and perfumery, toilet requisites, druggists 1 sundries, .horse and cattle medicines, •nrescriptious accurately dispensed. J. 11. Keddie., Chemist, 'Greymouth.