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Patea Mail, Volume XXXVIII, 1 December 1913, Page 3

GOT VERY WEAK. ‘‘My boy Jack was Tory bad with diarrhoea," writes Mrs M. Lee, Forbes, N.S.W," for quite a fortnight he was ill and got very weak. My husband bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and to our surprise one does completely cured him.” i Sold everywhere.

TOWN HALL, PATEA, Wednesday Evening. December 3 At Wilson's Pictures. Immense success of the Wireless Controlled Airship. Ludience mystified, astounded, bewildered at he great exhibition. A dirigible balloon, 20 eet in length and 5 feet in diameter encircles be auditorium, and controlled by wireless raves,moves wherever directed by the havener, Mr A. J. Roberts. Wireless Controlled Airship. Chis is not a Picture, but a Moving Actuality iraphically demonstrating the possibilities of modern warfare. Supported by the best of the world’s pictures including the Vitagraph Masterpiece, THE VENGEANCE OP DURAND. Beats may be reserved at Town Clerk’s Office Prices on this extraordinary occasion—3s and 2b. Children half price.

Wilson s Pictures. We offer you a First-class Return Fare and One Pound per day' for 10 days to see the Auckland Exhibition. To each and everyone ol our patrons we offer the opportunity to witness the coming great Au-kland Exhibition at our expense. The magnitude and the enormous interest that is being manifested in the Auckland Exhibition to be opened on December 1, 1914, have prompted us to open the following Competi tion on the Wilson Picture Circuit, comprising the towns of Patea, Manaia and Opunake. The Competition will open on Thurs day, 28th August, 1913, and close on Wednesday, 31st December, 1913 With each ticket a Coupon will bo issued for theame value. Wo offer to the holder of the createst value of Coupons a FIRBTOLAfIS RETURN FARE TO AUCKLAND from any of the above towns and ONE POUND PER DAY FOR TEN DATS to view the Exhibition in comfort. In tne event of two or more persons having the same amount of Coupons the Prizes will be divided. t. H. WILSON, Proprietor.