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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 11157, 21 December 1907, Page 7

Mr L. P. Williams, manager, Times and Star, Westport» N.Z., writes : "While on a visit to Christchurch, I was attacked with a severe bout of dysentery, and was unable to leave the hotel. Had some ! medicine sent m. from a chemiat, but it gave me no relief. Having seen m the Eapers what others had said about Chamerlain's Colic. Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy, I decided to try it and. sent out for a bottle. The result was most satisi factory, for after taking two doses I was ! free from alt pain, and was soon completely cured. 1 ' For sale by £. D. Smith, obemist. . „.'.■' At Wellington on Wednesday night Lieutenant Shackleton drew together the largest audience that has ever assembled m Wellington. ,- During the course of Iris modest but -graphic narrative, Lieutenant Shackletotl Was frequently interrupted by bursts of applause, and at the conclusion of his address the large audience rose and heartily cheered him. DOCTORS' bills aaved by taking Pearson's Bepto-chlor for indigestion. All J chemists, Ib, 2s 6d. and 4s: ■ A Timaru Herald reporter, m the course of a conversation .with the iPremier/ asked him about the paucity of grants made to the. South Canterbury district m this, year's. Estimates. Sir Joseph replied that the applications for grants of money for public works were soenormoris that the Government could not possibly grant every application. The country, -he said, was v e ty prosperous, and it was only natural that the people should be agitating 1 for improvements. But when it was remembered that the population of the dominion was under one .million, it would* be seen that the amount of work, done by the Public Works . Department Avas enormous. Lasf> year thß expenditure Oil public worka the highest for 25 years. People did not rea. lise that the' whole country .wanted; money, and: he wished to ■ suggest to all local bodies that they should make their requests reasonable. There was only one course the Government could pursue with safety, and that was to make the Estimates reasonable. Mr Frank W. Frazer, of Scone, N.S.W., writes: "I was touring New Zealand some time ago, and owing to the continued wet "weather contracted a very severe cold. While staying at the Royal Oak, m Wellington, a friend advised me to try Chamberlain's Ceugh Remedy. This advice was followed, and after I had taken a few doses was completely cured. I can confidently recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to anyone Buffering from throat or lung' troubles. For sale by E. D. <Smith, chemist. ' ! * - There are now five cables spanning Cook Strait between Wellington and Marlborough, and another between. Wan. ganui and Wakapuaka. The first five can all be ■■ worked with the quadruples apparatus, by which means each cable can take an average of 120 messages per hour, a measure of work . frequently ; achieved m busy times. .. So that with, five cables operating . on the quadruple?: 1100 messages an . hour can go from island to island under the \vash of Cook Strait. The Wanganui cabbie is only adapted to duplex work, but it is very handy for the despatch of business between the;, west coasts of -the North and South 1 Islands. This cable ■ lies on a good 'bottom, and gives no ; trouble, but the Lyell Bay cables are laid across a bit of oce^n bed that has probably no equal m the world. From 'ten to fourteen miles off Terawhiti thera is a huge hole m the bed or the Strait the shape' of ' an -enormous shoe, when the". lead drops, suddenly frpm 20 to 30, fathoms to anything between 120 and 200, fathoms. Old cables, picked up have the- appearance of bird*picked fruit, which is attributed to thermal activity m the form of submarine sulphur springs, or the action of copper deposits on l^he bed of the ocean. BEE OINTMENT. HEALS'EVER.Y TIME. A neglected sore, often means death. On many occasions indeed. ; death has; resulted from a neglected scratch, whereas had'the abrasion been treated with an antiseptic a life would have been, saved. Artisans and professional men should remember this fact, with their wives and children, and always keep a stand-by m their houses. Undoubttdly BEE OINTw MENT is the tost stand-by; "It ■apbth'es' and heals all ciits arid, skin diseases, arid with /its ' delightfully swoet, eucalyptus smell, is a valuable preventive for colds and rheumatism. As a home medicine Be© Ointment cannot be beaten, Keep ife alvraya m yoar home. Sold everywhere, Is 6d.

BREAD BISCUITS _ BUNS —^ "Ti/TADE by Norton's famous d.T_L "Doraee Process," are perfect m color, qufiliatj and natural flavor. It! increases tlie quality and! makes a better-keeping and mom digestable article. ' ■ : NORTON'S FAMOUS DORASE Supersedes' Malt Extracts, Malt Peptone. Malt Flour, etc. ; has moistareretaining qualities, regular yeasfc action, is simple and certain. "The flavor is unquestionably benefited by the rapidity of the process. Dorase has long 1 been recognised by ' the faculty as one of the effcient aids to digestion."— Professor Ja go. For fur-, -ther particulars, apply J. T. Norton, i Lyttelton. ■, Robust Health ! Good Digestion! There is no reason why you should endure ill health caused by stomach and liver trouble BONNINGTON'S PILLS "THE PILL OF THE PERIOD," will quickly put you right. Bonnington's Pills gently correct and assist the stomach, liver, and internal organs. i/- a box at all chemists and grocers, or post free from G. Bonnington, Chemist, Christchurch. FREE SAMPLE.— If your retailer does not stock them, send us his name and we will send you a sample box free of charge. 6 XF YOUB EYESIGHT is not Clear, do not risk "making it worse by wring a p*ir of cheapo ready-made Spectaclei, wiich may, or may not, rait you. Brery v medical practitioner will tell you that many cases of Nerve Exhaustion and Depression, with Headaches and loss of geaeral tone, are the result oi defective Eyesigbt. ■v . £OUR EYESIGHT TESTED BY THI MOST APPROVED METHODS . And SATISFACTION GUARANTEED At the LOWEST PRICES Consistent witi High-dan Work. I (Nofc J. MoKei'i, Qisbornt.) *%l

LANE'S EMULSION. ' Makes weak people strong. Cures Coughs and Colds, builds the , lungs. Oa valuable flesli-fortning foodmeScloe. Childreu or adults. Sold everywhere.