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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XII, Issue 2371, 30 May 1906, Page 6

A boy, who entered tiie Darlington Workhouse with his mother in 18b"), and who had always shown notir jde for study and a love of reading, has just passed the Cambridge Junior local Examination with honours in English. The consolidated revenue of the colony benefited to the extent of €I2OO on Wednesday, that amount being paid in poll-tax by twelve Chinamen who arrived in Wellington from Sydney by the Warrimoo. The vessel also brought ten Chinese who had formerly resided in the colony. And the Premier is still indulging in “high falutin' ” in Australia as to the imperative necessity of “keeping the race pure—the British race, not the Mongolian !

A PAINFUL JOURNEY. ‘‘While travelling from Napier to Hastings, I was attacked with agonising internal pains. On reaching the Hastings Hotel I had to lie down ray condition was so bad. A visitor hearing of my illness., asked me to try Impey s May Apple. I took two doses only, and in less than one hour was so wonderfully improved I felt like a different man.” This is the experience of Mr. H. V. Bear, and witnessed to by Mr. A. W. Thomson, Napier High School. Impey's May Apple is a speedy and permanent cure for liver, stomach and bowel troubles, colic, cramp spasms, heartburn, etc. 2s tid per bottle, everywhere. Sharland and Company, Limited, wholesale agents.

I On the back of each bottle of Lane’s Emulsion you will find a label with these words, — •‘SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Lank's Emulsion lias a rich, distinctive flavour, due to finest quality Beechwood Creasote, a very valuable ingredient. If you wish to avoid taste pour dose into a little cold water in cup or glass, and drink without stirring. Cold water tones down taste and richness, but does not alter medicinal properties." The taste of Lank's Emulsion is peculiar to and original with Lane's. It is the Creasote that is prominent, and is a decidedly important ingredient. While the taste of Lank's Emulsion is liked by many I people, it is objected to by others. The taste, however, like that of tomatoes, is easily f acquired, ami after a few doses is really enjoyed. To arrive quickly at the point of enjoyment pour your dose of Lank’s into a little cold water and drink without stirring. If those who object to the taste of Lank’s Emulsion will do this a few times an appetite will soon he acquired, and the good health results to be obtained from this fine luii£healer and health-maker will quickly be apparent. 137