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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6625, 15 September 1908, Page 7

THE LIGHT-WEIGHT F. N. MOTOR. Will appeal to those riders who cannot (inti storage for a heavy machine, who live in hilly districts, who have' to do a great deal of traffic riding. Speed from i to 28 miles an hour. All riders that do not care for excessive speed, but like to move about with safety and comfort, will find the light F.N. the nearest approach to the ideal machine yot produced. Large stocks of 1908 models opening up. Samples on view at Reynolds, Ltd., Victoria street, and Hendry's Cycle Store, 74, Willis street, Wellington, also Eudge-Whitworth Agency Lambton quay. Cash registers have been placed inside each entrance of a fashionable Roman Catholic church at Worcester, Massachusetts. IT.S.A. Worshippers, instead of contributing to a collection in the ordinary way during the service, are expected to make their donations as they enter the building, and to register the amount. The result is reported to be eminently satisfactory. Mrs R. Gadd, 307, Madras street. North Christchurch, New Zealand, writes: ‘‘Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is a most valuable medicine. I sell a lot of it in mv shop, and it is used in my home. I have recommended it to several people. and have never known it to fail. There is no question hut what it is the foremost cough medicine sold in, this district.” For sale everywhere. * Of all tho silly proverbs one Whose vogue should ho diminished. Is; ‘‘Women’s work is never done!” It should be; "Never finished !" She’s always working, understand. To keep the home together. And has W oods’ xeppermint euro on hand For colds in wintry weather. PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th, 1908, A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.. ±\. and GORTON AND SON will sell at-their yards, Eangitikoi street, as above, at 1.30 p.m.— 180 tat and forward hoggets extra good 105 mixed hoggets ,250 4-tooth ewes, with 100 per cent, lambs 20 2-year steers 30 3-year bullocks 8 prime fat cows 6 springing heifers very forward

TO THE ELECTORS MANAWATU DISTRICT. AND GENTLEMEN.— In the Electoral Contest of 1005, when the forces of the Liberal Party ana of the Opposition seemed very evenly balanced in this district. I found it to be my duty—as a loyal party man—to retire in favour of Mr John Stevens, who was the accepted Government candidate. I, however, after doing so, circulated my (printed) campaign speeches among all the voters of the district; so that all who were at that time oh the roll had an opportunity of hearing what my chief political views are. In the present campaign, on the other hand, I am happily absolved from these ■particular bonds of Party discipline, through the Premier's Second UnHot Bill, which has passed the Third Reading in the House. This Bill, as you wiP readily understand, makes me free to solicit yonr suffrages on this occasion with the feeling that I am only helping my Party, instead of injuring it, by doing so. T have the honour to be. Ladies and Gentlemen, yours repectfnlly. 11l E. 17. FBANKLAND. WELLINGTON GIRLS’ COLLEGE. rjnHE Third Term will begin TO-DAY (Tuesday, loth September). CHAS P. POWLES, 15 Secretary. HOW RHEUMO CURED MR WILLIAM JAMES. Mr William James, the popular proprietor of the Terminus Hotel, Christchurch, writes "I suffered very greatly from rheumatic gout for quite fourteen years—and tried almost every remedy suggested by my friends and Medical Practitioners, blit with very little relief. About throe years ago I was strongly advised to try RHEUMO. I did so, and I am glad to say with the greatest satisfaction. I have a little twinge now and then, but a dose or two of RHEUMO puts me right almost at once. To anyono suffering the agonising pains of gout or rheumatics I can recommend RHEUMO with the greatest confidence.” RHEUMO is sold by all stores and chemists, 2s fid and Is 6d.