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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8189, 2 August 1912, Page 3

STOPPED HOURS OP MISERY. ‘‘The excruciating pains of rheumatism have caused mo many hours of misery,” nays Mrs Jane Pierce, 1310, Sturt street, Ballarat, Victoria. "It seemed as though I would never get relief, then I started to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first bottle shewed the merits of the Balm. Mow I apply hot fomentations and have the Balm well rubbed in at *ho first appearance of pain and it wards oil what used to bo days of misery for me." Sold Everywhere. Sable-hunting has been prohibited for Vhreo years by the Russian Parliament. If you catch a cold and keep it, it is proof that you don't keep "NAZOL." Get acquainted. “MAZOL cures colds scientifically, by driving the trouble from its seat in the lungs. Bottles, Is 6d. TV /"ANTED Known—Tlie History of Rugby VV Football in Wellington and Warrarapa is now on Saie at all Bailway Stations and with train runners. WANTED Known—Harry Palmer is tha heading Auctioneer and House Furnisher in Palmerston North. Pie. Produce and Poultry Sales every Saturday. AY POLE CONFECTIONERY. 84. Vivian street (under new management.) Dainty Sweets and Delicious Chocolates. Prize coupons with every purchase. Save tout coupons and participate in the prizes. Eovely boxes of chocolates given to couponho’dcrs. Maypole Confectionery, 84, Vivian street. 47 TVIANTTn—Write ths Koyal Registry IVV Office, over Shaw. Chemist, Willis street. Wellington, for Farm Hands in any capacity. Housekeepers. Governesses. Ty> lets. Lady Helps, Cooks, Barmaids, Married Couples for stations, etc., and we will select those applicants for your approval who ore most suitable for the work yon require.