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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 27 October 1924, Page 7

Now that the Main North Road via i.iojtau and Awakino is impassable for motor trail ic, the time taken in transporting, nmds over that route is probably longer than would otherwise be tr.e case. A prominent New Plymouth resident who recently travelled from re iyinti to .New Plymouth by the mail service brought to the notice 'of a Taranaici Herald representative a matter winch lie thought caused iinnecessaiy delay on the journey. The horse coaches are at present being used between Awakino and Tongaparutu. On this particular occasion, when the conch reached the Makau ferry, there wo.s no one there to ferry it over. The boatman had to be brought out from his house, and when he- arrived the punt was on the southern side of the river, and by the time it was brought oyer and the coach ferried to- the other side his Majesty’* mail had been delayed 45 minutes. This caused the service to miss the ’bus connection at VYaitara and a special oar had to he out- on to complete the last few miles of the journey. The gentleman thought that the least that should be expected was that the ferry should he in readiness at the time appointed for the mail to- reach Mok arm Children like Wide’s Worm Figs. Safe and certain reruedv for worms. — \ dvt THE ‘ ‘ CHAMBEEL AIN ’ HABIT. Get the “Chamberlain” habit. Give vour children Chamberlain’s Cough ■Remedy at the very first symptom of a cough, cold, or croup. Take it yourself, if you fear a cold or “ ’flu.” Once you use Chamberlain’s Cough ■Remedy you will find that you have at last found a safe and certain remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and influenza. Sold everywhere.— Advt.