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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8542, 24 March 1908, Page 8

It is stated thai Departmental officers arc to pay a visit to Palmerston on Thursday next, presumably in connection wiih the site for the Dairy School. Mr A. G. Simms, of tjie Agricultural Department, reports that he condemned 40 cases of apples infccted with codlin moth in a small town up the West Coast of this Island. Almost daily he has occasion to condemn small quantities. Mr Thomas Bathgate, at. one time butter-maker at the Otaki Butter factory, and who was recently appointed a Government dairy inspector, was married at Wellington on Wednesday last to a Dunedin young lady. Mr Bathgate will reside at New Plymouth in future. The Chronicle states that Dr. Porritt, who recently met with a serious accident ■ while motoring at Tokomaru, is making good progress, and hopes shortly to be able to return to Wanganui. At the present time the doctor is staying with Mr lidgar Smith, at Tokoaiaru. It is understood that, a writ has been issued against Pastor Heis, Mayor of DanneviiKe, praying that, a mandamus 03 issued to compel him to accept certrain resolutions dealing with the alteration of levels in High Street, in the borough of ; Dannevirke. There are several resolutions which, it is claimed, were incorrectly ruled out of order. The motion is set down for hearing 011 April Ist. An unusually sad fatality occurred yesterday at Island Bay, Wellington. A boy, aged twelve years, whose name is given by the police as Francis Mary Chamberlain, an inmate of the Home of Compassion, was playing about forty yards from home at 1.45 p.m. lie touched an electric wire that had been blown to the ground as a result of tho rccent rough weather. Death w;;s instantaneous. Messrs Joseph Nathan and Co. have donated the sum of £1 Is towards the championship prizes at the coming Palmerston National Dairy Show for butter and cheese. The other contributors are Messrs Beattie, Lang- and Co (£5), ! Lovcll and Christmas (£5). The halfj ton choose, which is to be sold in sections j during the show, is being given by the J Ngaire Dairy Company, and will coni tain the sum of £15 sterling in silver j and gold coins. • MR. JAMES BIIIGGS SUFFERED ! SEVERELY FROM RHEUMATISM. ! QUICKLY CURED BY SEEUMO. j Mr Jamos Briggs, of s.s. Aorere, Wel- ; lingt.on, testifies to the great benefit he ' received from Rheumo. He writes from j Wellington on September 6th, 1907: — j " For a considerable timo I suffered very 1 severely from Rheumatics. I tried all kinds of liniments and pills, but they did me no good. I heard of several people who had taken Rheumo. and how they had been benefited, so I took a few bottles. I am pleased to say it did what you claim for it —relief and cure for Rheumatics. All suffering from Rheumatics and Gout should give it a trial, as I am confident they will be cured. —;JAMES BRIGGS." All chemists and stores sell Rheumo at 2a 6d and 4s 6d.—Advt