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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 12 August 1914, Page 8

In the House of Representatives 01 Tuesday night the Local Election; (proportional representation) Bill, th< Civil Service Officers' Guarantee Re peal Bill and Immigration Restric tion Amendment Bill were read c I third time -md passed. In connection with the political ad dres., notified by j\'r Howitt for Fri day, Mr Conroy ad- isos that he wai obliged to ask Mr Howitt to eattee hisi engagement to spe;ik at the Opers House because the stage had be«n par tiallv cut away by the contractor Mi J. W. Tong. The Boys' Band intends to he pre sent at tho llailw.iy St.ttion to-rmr-row morning if the volunteers are j travelling through. The boys wil j leav- for Ngaera and Stratford bj the eleven train, and return to Wellington on Friday morning from Stratford. Word has been re-eeivec that six of the Central Mission Senior Bandsmen (volunteers) are called tc the front. TIiRRfBLE BURN ON PALM OF HAND. "One night I struck a match and the whole box went off in my hand, and I had a. terrible biirn across the palm," says Mr J. R. Worsley, Margate. Tas. lhe pain was something awful. I went into the store and looked foi something to relive, and noticed the word "bums" on the label of Chamberlain s Pain Balm. I poured the Balm freely on my hand, and the pain quickly disappeared, and I was able to go to sleep. In the morning I found the skin whole, and the burn quickly healed without even leaving a scar " Obtainable at all Chemists and Storekeepers.—Advt. CURED THEM BOTH. "I always use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,, and: can recommend it to anyone who ha* children^" says Mrs Barrett, Broom Street, Katanning.W.A. My two little girls, Doreen and bhelia, were very bad with croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was the only medicine that would give them relief. After they had taken two bottles there was not a trace of croup. Now I would not be without a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my home." Obtainable at all* Chemists and- Storekeepers..—Advt. What about your hat? Man,!; aea Gillett s window full of Men's Solt .Pelts at 4s 9d; the biggest bargain you; have ever seen. AH up-to-date goods.—Advt. For Influenza,, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cur&. Never fails* U6d 2s 6d. —Advt. " BABSTAIN BILL. Don't overlook the money-savin!* possibilities of the Great Retiring Sal* at The Economic. Hawera. Gome^along. and let us introduce you to these bargaans; they ar© easy to obtain. EveiT department is full of t&wm. Ctote ?ight in texl'a-y and make- the most of your money. W. Spenc©=, Econooaic Hawera.—Ad'*t.