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New Zealand Mail, Issue 869, 26 October 1888, Page 30

Sir Walter and Lady Buller are still away in Switzerland, this being the favourite season for “doing the lakes.” Before Sir Walter left London he presented to the Queen a magnificently-bound author’s copy of “The Birds of New Zealand” (Vol. I.). Her Majesty, who had already subscribed or a oopy for the Royal Library at Windsor, was charmed with the work, and sent to the author, through General Ponsonby, her special thanks for his beautiful gift. The book was bound in olive-green morocco, heavily “ tooled " with gold, and bearing on the cover the Sovereign’s crown and the Royal monogram. The Happiness op Millions.— On what does the happiness of populations or inch, viduals depend : On that inestimable blessing—health. Ought it not then, to be the etudy of every Colonist to ascertain for himself the best means by which this priceless boon, once attained, can be ever preserved 1 The answer must be m the affirmative. A large number of Colonists m New Zealand are aware that there is a medi* cine wbioh not only wards oflf disease, but rapidly cures all maladies that occur there, and actually prolongs life. This invaluable, medicine is Freeman's Original and Genuine Chlorodyne, which cures and arrests, in their very earliest stages, all the diseases noticeable in New Zealand. Insist upon having ‘Freeman’s’ only. Trade mark, an Elephant. Sold everywhere. Obtainable from all chemists and storekeepers.