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Mataura Ensign, Volume 17, Issue 17, 4 June 1895, Page 5

On Friday afternoon Mr McNab, M.H.R,, commenoed his preeessional tour of inspection round the Mataura electorate. He went to Woodlands at 2.30 in the afternoon, and visited Mr Hiddlestone's school. At 8 p.m. he met several residents at Rimu. He touched upon the work before the coming session of Parliament— the Local Government Bill, Road Boards, and tho handing of Charitable Aid institutions over to counties and borough 1 ?. Mr McNab promised to inquire on his return to Invercargill into the reaoon why the purveyed settlement behind ilimu was not placed upon tho D-.arkef. Do was accorded a vote of thanka. "<4 l tri'-itod Mabel on Saturday, arid inspected :• Maks-rowa bridge. At 8 p ra. he comrnM'.eu an it'ldiess lasting nenily two hours, receiving an unanimous vote of lhanksand eoni^ence. While at Hedpphope, Mr McNab wqa the guest of Mr and Mrs Wm. Young, Croup ia a terror to young mothers. To post fcliom conobwrinfr the lliat symptoms and treatment, ia tho o^bjeot of this item. The first indication of croUp is Loaraeneaa. In a child who is subject to croup, it may bie taken as a sure sign <A the approuoh of an attack. Following ft m hoar«enojs is a Seouliar, rough eoaSi. 4 i If Ohumberlain 's ough Remedy is girfiu vi#.mo\< ;n the chil d becomes hoarao, or »£&s>' !l(ter rough ough has appeared ,|n|v ill prerenb the fctaok. It has never BBBnow to fail. For lebrD. B, Either.

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