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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7141, 31 May 1910, Page 6

NEURALGIA. If the affected parts are bathed freely dth Chamberlain's Pain Balm, tnose stabbing, burning, darting pains will soon disappear. Rub the Balm well in several times during the day, keeping the patient warm and out of the cold wind. I Dozens of people suffering from neu-j ralgia have been cured by the use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Sold everywhere. • The Lord Rosslyn . Eo: Stone Ginger, who won the two hurdle races at the North Otago J.C.'s meeting last week, was owned at one time by Mr St. J. Buckley, who disposed of him for the modest sum of .£l6, bo he must have proved a rare bargain to Mr T- Twomey, his present owner (points out an exchange). At the Dunedin J.C.'s autumnr meeting in February he finished second in the hurdle races on the first, two days, and won on the concluding day, and at the South Canterbury J.C.'s meeting last month he acted as runner-up in both hurdle races, while now he has annexed the double at Oamaru. On the score of breeding he ought to be able to as his sire, Lord Rosslyn, who himself was no mean performer on the turf, is by St. Clair (son of Musket) from Lady Emma, a dual Dunedui Cup winner, while his dam, Komuri, is full sister to EuroclyHon. who 'won the New Zealand Cup, Derby, and Canterbury Cup in 1895, being by Gorton from Lady Gertrude, It is reported that aa Indian buyer is after Osijis and there is a probability ,of the chestnut finding his way to the land of the Rajahs. He was an Immfgranf, He'd cough and gasp and pant, And had a frightful cold. He growled at everything, This New-Chum Simon Pure. Till someone chanced to bring Some Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.