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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13482, 8 May 1907, Page 8

> Mrs. Johnston, of Church-street, Onehunga, met with an accident at Gillman's Corner on Monday afternoon, while getting off a tramcar. The car moved on before she had got properly off, with the result that she was thrown heavily to,; the ground. Assistance was at once rendered, and Dr. H. Tresidder called in. : Mrs. Johnston was found to be suffering from a severe strain, and shock, but no complications are anticipated. An enjoyable evening was spent on Monday by the members of the JDevonport Literary • Club in studying Sheridan's comedy, "The Rivals." Mrs. Forsyth had been j appointed leader for the evening, and in introducing the play,, gave 5 a short, but interesting account of the author's life. Several scenes woro then read. ' ■, St. John's Methodist; Literary and Musical Society opened its' 1907 session on Monday evening with a social in the schoolroom. There was; a good attendance of members. The chair ; was occupied by the. Rev. G. Bond. ;. ■j "; ■ Why suffer the awful agony of rheumatism, gout,: lumbago, sciatica,- and kindred diseases. RHEUMO -if given a fair trial will quickly cure you.' Sold at 2s 6d and, 4s 6d. ■' '.•-> ■' ■ . -"i ■ ■ - ,