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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12632, 8 December 1911, Page 2

Good style? Yes, the best there is; a wearer of a Warner's does not look uncomfortable — quite the reverse. She looks as though she really enjoyed wearing her corsets. We carry full stocks of Warner's Rust-proof Corsets, and guarantee every pair. — Gisborne Drapers. At the general elections of 19C6 quite thirty constituencies had to suffer the worries of a second ballot, and on this occasion 4,he number is more likely j to be fifty, so that the elections will j not be over until December 14th. When , it comes to the popular vote, there will be no second ballot for Crescent Blend Tea. It wins outright on the first ballot, because it is a good, wholesome, . honest tea, and is good all the time.* RHEUMO WILL BANISH THOSE PATNS. Relicf — permanent and lasting, is within the reach .of every sufferer from Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, or Lumbago. A few doses bf RHEUMO will quickly cure. RHEUMO removes the Uric Acid from the blood— the cause of the trouble. All chemists and stores 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle. At the annual dinner of the New South Wales Chamber of Mamifactures ; many jubilant notes were sounded over the solid progress n?ade m manufacturing enterprise throughout Australia. . In New South 'Wales, to which more particular . reference was made, the annual value of.loc-al, manufactures was said to reach £50,000,000,' or, as one of the speakers (Mr 'O. C. Beale) put it?,* nearly a million's ' worth every week, i The increases are -Very- substantial. ' In 'the ten .years, 1901-10, 'the number of manufactories increased by 1604; hands employed by 30,923, salaries and wages by £2,- I 690,909, and machinery increased m : value by £4,623,084. The president of the chamber, Mr Wunderlich, claims Australia as a natural manufacturing nation. By her geographical position, he says, she should be the manufacturing purveyor for four continents. Yet he is • not apparently, insensible^ to the lioti m the path of manufacturing: progress — shortage of labor and industrial unrest. In the face of recent happenings, Mr Wunderlich still clings to tha hope tliat unionism will "play the game" fairly, n,nd thinks that the State; by dTastic legislation, could prevent strikes and bring about a condition >of- sweet reasonableness between employers and employed. PLENTY OF ROOM AT THE TOP. The world is flooded with patents — some good> others useless. There are fortunes awaiting men" and women who come along with good ideas. Send for Free Booklet.. "Advice to Inventors" ; it tells of some great successes, and suggests others. — -Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 Featherston St., Wellington; or, Traill Bros.' and Co., Peel St., Gisborne. The only way to know if LANE'S EMULSION will CUt?E you is to try it. Have you done so ?, [ 94

NAZOL LIMITED. i Napier, July 21st, 1911. ' Your note re NAZOL to hand to-day. We hay© heard great nraise from each person we have sold it> to, and can speak highly of it ourselves, knowing wnat it has done m our own home. Yonr» traly, DENHOLM BROS Ifoxham Avenue, Kilbirrii*.

VISITORS IN WANT OF QjADDLERY OR TTARNESS ARE INVITED TO, INSPECT THE STOCK OF W. MORGAN & SONS PEEL STREET, * ALL GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.