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Opunake Times, Volume XXI, Issue 751, 27 June 1905, Page 3

suggestion has been made to the Premier by a gentleman in Hongkong that there is a splendid opportunity to start an enterprise for the supply of meat and dairy produce in the Far East. The knell of the old-fashioned poultice has been sounded. The Surgeon-general of the United States Army has decided that all the good results claimed for their use can be obtained in a more cleanly way by the employment of hot wet compresses. He has accordingly issued an order that linseed and linseed meal are no longer to be included in the list of army medicines. American editors in out-of-the way districts have much trouble sometimes with defaulting subscribers. Here is a copy of the hint which the editor of the Freesden Advertiser, in North Dakota recently published in his journal :—“ It is reported that one of Harvey’s fastidious newly married ladies kneads bread with her gloves on. The incident may be peculiar, but there are others. The editor of this paper needs bread with his shoes on. He needs bread with his pants on, and unless some of the delinquent subscribers of this ‘ Old Ray of Freedom ’ pay up, before long ha will need bread without a darned thing on, and North Dakota is no Garden of Eden in wintertime. ” D. Duncan bega to notify that he has mad arrangements with a firm, and can do all kinds of umbrella repaying and covering at lowest prices.—Advt. CUBED OF NEURALGIA. “ I had been suffering for some time with a very bad attack of Neuralgia, ” writes E. J, Potter, Esq., of Yea, Victoria, 11 when I was informed by Mr Fred. Purcell, of the establishment of Messrs E. S. Purcell & Co., that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm was highly recommended for my complaint. Acting on his suggestion, I bought a bottle, and as soon as I returned home, applied same according to directions, and to my great delight I experienced immediate relief, and it only took a few applications to effect a complete cure.” For sale by Harwood and Treeby. D. Duncan has now got on exhibition. End* dick’s medicine chest, also Ridd’s Universal. No farmer should be without one of these chests. Settlers, who have already had one of these chests, say it is the cheapest and best insurance to have for a dairy herd. Be wise and place your orders now, as you know a stitch in time saves nine. They are only 42s complete. INFLUENZA Can be cured by commencing, at the first symptoms to use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Thousands have used this remedy during the past year, and we have to learn of a single ease where they were not pleased. For sale by Harwood and Treeby.

TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

SHOOTING SEASON, 1905. (From Ist May to 81st July.) THE Shooting Season for Native Game (excepting Pukeko, Wio, or Blue Duck, Tui, Huia, White Heron aud Crested Grebe) and Imported Game in the District consisting of the Counties of Taranaki, Clifton, and Egraont (excepting the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, Kaitake Ranges, being sections 168 and 170, in the Oakura District, and Paraninihi or White Cliffs Reservation; will commence on the Ist May, and end on the 31st July, both days inclusive. In the Mount Egmont Forest Reserve, being the area within the circumference of a circle having a radius of six miles from the summit of Mount Egmont, the shooting of Native and Imported game is strictly prohibited at all times. Licenses can bo obtained from the Chief Postmaster at New Plymouth, and Postmasters at Waitara, Inglewood, and Opunake. CAUTION. [F the person who was seen to take a dark Waterproof Overcoat from the Eahotu Hotel on Wednesday evening, does not return the same to the Times office at once, the matter will be placed in the hands of the police.