NORMANBY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7853, 9 December 1903, Page 2

NORMANBY.

From. Our Own Correspondent.)

WEDDING.

Another wedding was celebrated in the English Church at 8.30 a.m. on Tuesday,; when Mr Geo: Harper, of Rongofcea. was ! married to Miss Annie Goodland, daughter j of Mr W. Gpodlahd.of the Boylan Road. J The bride was nicely dressed in a pale { blue figured delaine, with veil and' orange , blossom, and was attended by her mother, j who gave her away. The bride carried a beautifully arranged bouquet, the gift of Mrs Batten. Mr Gifford acted as" best man. Miss N. Goodland, bridesmaid; was drossed in -white, and looked very nice. She also carried a very choice bouquet. The Rev, Jacob officiated, and at the conclusion of the service delivered a short yet impressive address to the newly-mar-ried couple. The church. was nicely decorated, and there was a large gathering of friends present to witness the ceremony. • Miss Harper ably presided at the organ. After leaving the murch the happy conplr drove to the Normanby station, taking the mail to Palmerston North, where the honeymoon is to be sp-^nt. Friends and well-wishers were greatly in evidence with bountiful showers of rice' as the train left' the station. The Normanby residents wish them happiness and prosperity.

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PLEASANT HOMES.

Home life is phasant when the family is in good health. This' is the trying ►time of the year, when indigeston, biliousness, constipation, sick headaches, boils and pimples make people irritable an«l paeyish. This is the time oi year when Impey's May Apple is most wanted in every hon'c: It is a purely herbal medicine, prompt in action, mild in /operation.' Jt is good. |or, ( old and yoking, and may be taken with absolute ' confidence by the most delicate womuii and' children. ' lir. pey's May -Apple^'is "a- tonic-laxative, and* an ideal family -medicine. Chemists and stores, 2s 6d per bottle. - T SOUTHERN PRAISE FORRHEUMO. , Rheumo, the great rheumatic medicine, has only just been introduced into' the South Island, and already its praises are being sung.' Mr W. \Jyewton; ' carrier; Sydenham, writes Ist October, 'l9o3':— "A few days ago I had a very -bad attack' of Rheumatic Gout, and on/ the recdraraerida' tibn of a friend, purchased^a^bttle "of 7 ' 'Rheumo' from. Mr McFerran," chemist, of Christchurch. - < The effect . - was magical, and before I had taken the contents' of one, bpttle. the excruciating pains had, entirely left me, and I am pleased to say I havo'had no return of them. Your remedy is a splendid one, and,' { shall not hesitate to induce any sufferers \,o use it." Sold by chemist^ and sjbqsea at 2s 6d and 4ssp,e;rbo#to. '