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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8154, 2 April 1906, Page 8

Manawata Schools' Association. ■ ♦ A meeting of the Management Committee of the above was held on Saturday- , A letter was received from Pahiatua declining to enter for the "physical drill competition. As this competition was, got ujj solely*to satisfy Pahiatua the committee decided to drop all arrangements. Pahiatua gave as a reason the unsuitability of the date. The secretary and treasurer were instructed to meet next Saturday and draw up a statement and pay outstanding accounts. Sir Devine received a vote of thanks for his liberal donation to the funds of the Association. The town shield was allotted to Campbell street and the country shield to Tokorangi. The secretary was instructed to write to Mr Astbury, headmaster o£ JCimboltoq School, and demand a return of certificates alleged to have been removed by him from Newbury school.,; It was pointed out that headmastersleaving a school had no right to. take certificates belonging to the Associa> tion.

Accidents ana Fatalities. — The dead body found on the beach at Terawhiti. on February 3rd has been identified" as - being that of Emil Schubert, or Schwartz, a tinsmith, who lei't the city on January 17th. i ;EHEUMATIC GOUT CtTEED . Mr Failc Cohen, clothier, of Willisstreet, Wellington, is a well-known Wellington City Councillor and business man, and his testimony will carry weight* - Mr Cohen suffered £rom rheumatic gout, f>ut Riieumo quickly cured him. He writes: —" Last Friday I exr perienced a very bad attack ot rheumatic gout—in fact so bad that I had to bo assisted to a cab. On arrival at home I immediately took a dose of your Hit echo, repeating same every four hours. The pain soon left, and in the morning I came down to business ar usual. I cannot say too xnueh for the : prompt and effectual mannej* in which i Bhbcxo acta on pain." Tour chemist | or storekeeper sells EHEtrab at 2s 6d j and 4s 3d a bottle. i