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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 3 August 1918, Page 7

The local agents of the Northern ! ■Steamship Company advise that the ißarawa is still bar-bound at Onehunga, and her next sailing from New Plymouth Breakwater will be on Wednesday, 7th, at 11.30 a.m. To-morrow, at the Presbyterian Church, to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the war, special prayer meetings will be held in the Sunday School Hall at 8 a.m., 10.30 a.m., and 6.30 p.m. A special order of service has been arranged for the 11 o'clock and evening services, both of which will be taken by the Rev. H. B. Gray. His morning subject will be "Superior Forces," and his evening subject ""Heroes in the fight." In harmony with the expressed wish -of His Majesty the King, th© Salvation Army, in common with other religious bodies, will observe Sunday, August 4th, a« a special day of prayer. RELIEF FOR DYSPEPTICS. The contention that over 90 per cent, •of all stomach troubles are either directly or indirectly due to acidity or food fermentation, seems to b© amply proven by the uniformly instant relief experienced by sufferers from indigestion and dyspepsia, who take half-a-teaspoonful of Bisurated Magnesia in a little water immediately after eating. Many dyspeptics, however, have tried so~ many highly-praised remedies without obtaining relief, that they have begun to think nothing can help them, and it is 'to these that Bisurated Magnesia ds especially recommended. It is not an artificial digestant or a drug to numb the stomach, but a harmless antacid -and food corrective, which can be obtained from high-class chemists everywhere in powder or tablet form. Taken as directed it will instantly neutralise dangerous acids present in the stomach and by so doing will quickly* relieve even severe and long-standing cases of -digestive and stomach trouble. —Advt. Why waste time supplying a cheese factory with your milk? ' We can offer you a much better proposition. Think of the time you lose ander your piesent system. Think of the cost of the harness, the cost of your cart snd ihe cost of your large milk cans. Tl ink of the repairs, that are always costly, Save time, worry <md fxprn.sp by separating your cream v-i home ui,'d forwarding it to us. once, tu:c; or three times _a week, whichever suits your ■convenience. If you want a separator, we can send you a Beatrice Separator -on very easy terms. All letters promptly answered.—Maori land -O.Miy and Produce Co., Ltd., Box 185, Warisanui.—Advt?. D. and J. McCallum's "Perfection" whisky you'll like first time you taste i it—the whisky you can always depend upon, for "it never varies." At aIJ hotels.—Advt j Avoid coughs and colds this winter — | take NAZOL regularly. Put some drops on sugar—and inhale. Penetrating and cerm-killing. Got Nazol toclav.—Advt. Sixpence a dozen For empty tin^i Did you ever hear the like of that? It | is a war-time necessity. We want I Radium polish tins of a l.] varieties, and ■ we are prepared to pay for them. Tak" I them to your grocer. He hns tbo cr.-r ; waiting for you.—Advt.