A short service in connection with thf death of the late Mr=. W. Miller will he held in the Edondalo Presbyterian Church at two p.m. to-day, the funeral departing from the manse half-an-hour later for the Waikaraka cemetery. CONSTIPATION: WHAT IT MEANS Constipation i- duo of the most dangerous and most neglected maladies that .itrlicl men, women, and children. The prompt and regular relief of the bowels is essential to good health. Saline waters and \iole"« purging oulv give, temporary relief. Dr. HNSOR'M TtAAIEU JUICI-; "will keep both .stomach and bowels in healthy, regular eOR' clitiou. Try it!
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13701, 18 March 1908, Page 4
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