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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 170, 21 July 1913, Page 4

"The CONNOISSEUR is one who KNOWS; the Dilettante one who THINKS he knows." Try MarteU's and you'll become a connoisseur of good brandy.—Advt. At ■■" a meeting of the Kaikoura - branch of the South Island Main Trunk Railway League last week, the following were appointed to represent ■ the League on the deputation that is • to proceed to Wellington shortly: Messrs G. C. Mayne, H. Flower, J. Curtain, B. Mackle, Andrew Maude, T. Adair, Norrie, H. Mackle, Ed. Parsons, Britton, Jas. Davidson, Cbe, Nurse, E.. Coop, Acton-Adams, W.---~* Scott, H. O. D. Meares, W. JB* Clarkson, with power to add. It was - also agreed to ask the Cheviot and! Marlborbugh Leagues, tie Christ* church Chamber of Commerce, and Ward and Cheviot Settlers' Associations to assist in the deputation* IS was decided to ascertain if the Prime Minister and Minister for Publio Works would be willing to receive a i deputation about August Ist, and to ask Mr Forbes, M.P., to get as many Canterbury M.Ps. as possible to' attend and assist^ the deputation. Men may come and men may gor f And accidents fill the world' with woe; But one thing that will ever 4erid!ure Is W. E. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Which puts new life in rich and poor, And5 health a,nd strength, it doth restore; That's why I am so very sure There's nothing like Woods' Pepper- ■ mint Cure.—Advt. I

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