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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 3 December 1914, Page 8

Master Eric Cleaver won four prizes in the boys riding and driving competitions at the Stratford Show on Wednesday, and received the special for best boy rider from the judges, who particularly; praised his performance. In the list of donations to the British Belgium Relief Fund, acknowledged in Tuesday's Star, Mr J. Ambury's was named as tV donor *f Is instead of £1. A second consignment of Men's and Boys' Summer Underwear has opened out at the Melbourne. These goods are all in the popular natural make, with short sleeves and ventilated gussets. Prices: Men's, 3s 6d, 3$ lid to 5s 9d. also with Pants to match; Boys' Singlets, Is lid to 2 S lid, in sizes 22 to 32-inch chest measurement. —Advt. "NAZOL" is a scientific preparation. Its pungent properties penetrate the membranes of the nose and throat, and give wonderful relief. Most effective with a "NAZOL",lnhaler.—Advt. LEARN WHAT "OVERLAND" COMFORT MEANS. The "Overland" is not a Motor Cai that groans, jerks, and jars. Step into it. Sit in armchair comfort and stretch your legs. Press j& button and the "Overland" starts. It runs with a soft pun-. And it will run month after month as smoothly and silently as on the day you bought it. The "Overland" is the world's greatest automobile value. It is the equal in construction, power, comfort, equipment and style of other cars costing 25 per cent. [ ore. An annual output of 50,000 oars is the secret of its moderate price. Get description catalogue. Chief agents for North Island: A. Hatrick and Co.. Ltd., Waheanui.—Advt. 3 ACCIDENT TO RAILWAY MAN. FOOT INJURED BY HAND-CAR. "My husband recently met with a most distressing accident when he was working on the Railway," writes Mrs G. Bowman Thorsby-street, Wickham, Newcastle, N.S.W. "He had the misrortune to have a hand-car pass over his foot, which cut right through the shoe and caused a nasty wound He was .quite crippled from the accident, and the foot bled frightfully. He was compelled to walk about seven miles through the bush before he could get anything for it. He then got a bottle of Dr Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment, which he poured over the wound, and it at once stopped the bleeding, and took out all the pain. He continued to use this Liniment for about four days, and although the wound had been terribly sore i t healed it and reduced all the inflammable a-wC Hnte!vvplb'fl'n4 odu inflammation and entirely cured it " Magnetic Liniment is sold at Is 6d and