. PLANS FOR "A KETCH." ' The evidence of the parties concerned iin the case of Goldsbro' and Company, shipping agents (Mr.. Lowrie) y. C. Harrison Smith, agent and designer of vessels (Mr. A. E. Skelton) having been heard the case was adjourned to enable further I evidence to be produced. The original claim was for £14 6s, but Mr. Skelton in-, timated that it had been settled out of Court, and that, there-j fore. the only matter to be \ dealt with was the counter-claim for £10 10s, monev alleged to be due for the draw- . ing, at plaintiff's orders, of a plan of an auxiliary ketch-
GOOD-BYE TO SUFFERING.
RHEUMAIINE-OXYGENA CURES RHFUMATISM. There's no need for you to endure the excruciating stabs and sharp, throbbing pains of rheumatism. . Take RheumalineOxygena, and in a very short time you will know rheumatism no more. Rheuma-lihe-Oxygena drives clean out of the system all the impurities and foreign matter . which cause the trouble. In a short while you are your old self again. Don't wait. Write to-day for full parti-, culars. Hundreds have been cured. Full particulars, Dominion Rheumatic Curs Syndicate, St. Kilda, Damedin. ; - '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15519, 29 January 1914, Page 5
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