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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 5 March 1914, Page 8

Mr and Mrs Gifford Marshall leave Wanganui to-day-on a trip to the Old Counory. J. Conquest, the well-known jockey, who was injured at the Wanganui races on Saturday last, \fas discharged from the hospital of that town on Wednesday. -Fifty applications were received by the committee or the Wanganui A. and P. Association for tiie position of secretary, made vacant by the death of Mr Seiby Morton. The applications were referred .to a sub-committee to report to a meeting of the general committee on March 16. Rob Roy's philosophy that "he should take who has the power, and they should keep who can/ was exemplified in the conduct of a tiny Hawera girl on Wednesday at a well-known* auction •mart. A young mother was attending a sale, and placed her perambulator, containing her six weeks' old infant, in a quiet, shaded position, whilst she went to watch tne bargains. About half an^hour later she returned to her baby, but the perambulator and baby had both gone. Then there was much excitement, rushing round excitedly, and pressing searchers into the work of discovery and recovery. At last, about half-a-mile or so away, a little girl was found wheeling the baby home to her'own mother. She had admired the. infant, and thought she would like to have it as her own property! It certainly was an unusual. bit of PinSAutumn and winter millinery now on show at the Economic. We cannot attempt to describe all the pretty shapes and styles, but we ask you to come and inspect them. —W. Spence, Economic, Hawera. —Advt. RHEUMATIC GOUT. Rheumatism in any form is jairvful , but for downright torture Rheumatic j Gout is about the worst. Rheumatic i Gout can be cured. It has been cured ' by tnat marvellous medicine RHEUMO. Here is the proof. Mr James Gordon, Wellington, writes:—"l have been a sufferer from Rheumatic Gout for a great many years, and t was advised to try RHEUMO. Its action is amazing. It ii. quick in relieving the pain ai d removing the swelling.> I shall not be without it in my house." And if you have Rheumatism you should not be without i<6 Sold by- all chemists and ■tares at 2s (Sd and 4s 63 psr tot*!*. 1 m