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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 8 November 1924, Page 7

The rnin which has fallen will certainly give the pastures and crops further stimulation (says the Ashburton Guardian). The growing crops will improve in length, and farmers can look forward to handling some useful stuff, at harvest time. The grass paddocks present a most attractive appearance, indicating a plentiful supply of feed for sheep and lambs. Rarely has there been such a splendid show 'in the vegetable gardens. Orchards are doing well, and the prospects are good, as there has been an almost entire absence of frost. On the other hand however, the long spell of showery and cold weather lias come at a time awkward for the lambs, quite a number of which have already succumbed to the wintry blast. JUST AS EASY. Tt is easy for a child to contract a cold, but it is Just as easy for you to cheek it with Chamherlain’s Cough Remedv. It will put an end to a cough or cold in much less time than you thought possible. The soothing, healmg properties of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy do not give the cold a chance to get a hold of the child. Sold everywhere.