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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 4 January 1923, Page 4

A touching little incident occurred I at the King George Hospital, Rotorua,. tlie other day. One of the infantile I paralysis patients, a small boy of 10, going home for Christmas, aiid, mciii dentally, also cured, approached thej sister in charge of his ward with ex- . tended hand and the remark that hewould like sister to have "this" for A 'Christmas. "This" was fourpence— ML i a threepenny bit and a penny, and ~ I surely no more touching tribute could I be given to the kindness '-shown to | these unfortunate little children by the hospital staff and /particularly' the I sister concerned. Two exceptionally cheap lines of ) men's- summer singlets have just arrived at the Melbourne Limited. These comprise a fine lisle thread white, dotton at 3/6 each, and a line of tine natural cotton with soft nap finish at a/11 each. Both are made with shortsleeves and are ample fitting. Without doubt these goods are exceptional . ' value.—Advt. GOUT CLEARED FROM SYSTEM ' | The cause of Gout, Rheumatism and I kindred ailments is excess uric acid | Eradicate this cause with Rheumo and the pain and swelling vanish. Rheumo is absorbed right into the blood—circulates with it, and reaches the affected spot. It attacks the disease at the mot, whereas liniments only deal with the effects. Rheumo has helped thousands to complete recovery—let it hplf* Idvt 2S and ** M er^ere.----1923 BOOT STYLES FOR MEN. Our men's boots for the year 19'"*3 t£ eJT hfXi in Value thau befW. The cut and style are superior, and the price more reasonable. Our men's boxhide boots, 24/6; glace kid boots, 29/6- ! Sis 2& "& \°JX b rtH dal aat «5'