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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15900, 11 April 1912, Page 3

There is more happiness in an eighteenponny box of Chaniborlain’s Tablets than you ever dreamed of. 1 George, 1 ’ says the London spectator,” “ knows more of India tnan any one of his present Ministers, and in addition to the careful discharge of every public function ho has made a point of conversing privately with pnnces and high officials and leaders 01 . 'ndinn opinion. Ho has learnt their views at first hand, and thus has been nliio to acquire in a vcrv brief period an extensive knowledge of Indian proble:n?; the King can do this in one part of bis dominions may bo not do trie same thing with excellent results ui another part?’*