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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9140, 23 August 1888, Page 5

Our Raglan correspondent writes :—Our little township is absolutely rising, not to say nourishing, both commercially, prosperously, and populously, and has Deen doing so for some time past. We have a regular trader once a month (or oftener if required), the Rowena, a commodious vessel in every way, and fully up to all the requirements of this port- and district. Our flax industry is a great success, and still on the increase. Our farmers are seen with smiling faces, which denotes happiness and contentment. The natives here have more land under cultivation than they have had for years. Our artisans are in full work; in fact, it would be futile to enumerate all the industries that are in full operation.

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Every notable event notches itself in the calendar of time. The splendid -achievements of military prowess, the radical revolutions wrought in religions, the reformations effected by socialistic or scientific developments, fresh inventions, great, original ideas, all stand out ealiently by force of their own marked character, vital import,"and significance. So in the medical world, the origination of Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps signalised an epoch, and will live as long as humanity is capable oi appreciating its miraculously curative powers.