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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 17 May 1912, Page 7

KAPUNDA JP.. CURED. ~ '.'I have great faith ?"n Chamberlain's Pain Balm," says Mr g. E. Hancock, J.I ~ Kapunda, S.A. "For years I suffered with rheumatism in my arms and shoulders, brought on by a chill. Now an application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm gives Uie instant relief and soon remedies it. I recommend Chamberlain s Pain Balm to all sufferers from rheumatism."—Sold by all chemists and stores. »

Late Advertisements. WANTED, smart young womaju for tea rooms. Appiy at once to C. lonkm, High Street. WANTED, at once, six good carpenters. Apply J. W. Tong, Builder, near Railway Station. WANTED, all-round butcher; must be able to make small goods. Apply to H. McKoy and Co., _Normanby. STRATFORD YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 21. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AN3 MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (in conjunction with Messrs \V\ H. H. YOUNG & CO.) will sell by public auction as above, — 70Q HEAD CATTLE ' including— 50 2j-year steers 100 20-month steers 50 20-month empty heifers 200 mixed weaners 100 store and forward cows 50 Jersey heifers in calf 50 20-month . heifers in calf 50 dairy cows and springing heifers 10 bulls . WITHOUT RESERVE. On account of Mr Wm. Holmes, — 12 dairy cows, 2nd and 3rd year, expected August calvers Sale at 12.30 p.m. % ' m | The Office- Boy Knew. | I *—■'■■' I ft '» an office, there is an old "boss," H Who always is wretchedly cross. || >J Such a creature to argue, 3£ & That try as they might do, . W is Folks to please him were quite at a $J , ioss. «? jjjj One day a new office boy came, jB £j His verdict—"Decidedly tame, ffl ■•ft Soon, I'll alter all this W |y And have one ray of bliss," W $ Morning-tea was HIS little gamel. fi» & The "chief" gave a shriek of dismay, # But, somehow, could not disobey, '' W fa This strange deviation, tf» $ To drink tea—botheration! \# What! was this tea, did he say? ft "Boy, what do you mean by telling W & me, W $ That this is only a cup of tea?" ' S'' <| " Please sir, it's ' SIJRATURA'; j| $ Mother says there is none purer," S, fa "'Tisbetterthan any tea," roared (HE 22 | # "I'll have it at eleven arid three!" W $ Now a happier staff cannot be found, §£ fa Since twice a day is handed round, jit Ifo The cup cheers— 2> I SURATURA—— | ■' w And quite endears tt> ' a This Chief how made renowned. ■' |g . fa ' J