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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10027, 19 July 1918, Page 6

Two boot items you'll be interested in —Glaoo Derby Boots, high too*, Durox soles, 35s 6d; Chrome Romeas, 17s. Geo. Fowids,. Ltd., Manners street. Tho late Mr John Bassett, who died at Carterton on Sunday last, was 73 years of age. He came to 1 Now Zealand in' 1855, and with his people settled in the Wairarapa at Greytown on land at Kuratawhifci. Tho deceaeed was the first who started a Sunday sohool in Carterton, and as thero was no church in the place ijo volunteered to oanrasa tho district to raise money to build the first church at Carterton, and all the cash they collected was five shillings. Nothing daunted, the church was erected. In the (Course of numerous experiments with rheumatic and gouty subjects, scientists noticed that the bloou of every patient contained oxcoss uric acid. Many prescriptions to neutralise and oxpel this uric acid were triett, bur without success. One of N.Z.'s leading - 'leimscs worJtod on tae probiem for any yearn. At last h« compounded a medicine which cured in many caseseven sufferers for over twenty years. One told another of this wonderini medicine —KJiEUMO—and thus the saies, grow. KIIEUMO seldom fails to give roliof, as instanced by tne testimony oi a former member of the Wellington City Council : ''l experienced a vorv ba<i attack of Rheumatic Clout; so bad that 1 had to leave business. On arrival homo, I lmuieU.aieiy tuolt u dose of Jl-tUiUM-O, repeating same every, tour .hours. Tile pain soon loft, and in tho morning 1 came down to business as usual. I can conudenUy recommend it to sufferers from Rheumatic Gout." Get a bottle to-night, 3s 6d and 4s 6d, at chemists and etores.—Advt.