Stories of New Zealand's prosperity reach the retrenched public i servants of British South Africa. Before the : trustees of the Benevolent Institution, at Welling; ton, the other day, there was the wife of an ex-South African railway man. The couple have been in Wellington five weeks and the man is ill. It was said that he was one of 600 railway 'men for whom the Transvaal Government have no more need. . " . Curex Cream cures eczema, sore legs, ■ barber* itch, red nose, scaly skin, chapped hands, etc. Post free, 2s and "3s.—-Clarke, chemist, Victoria-sfc. ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13879, 13 October 1908, Page 6
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