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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13068, 7 May 1913, Page 7

IS THIS YOU It OPINION? The old idea tnat colds could not be cured, but must take their own time to work off, still exists among many people. This is why many colds are allowed to run on till they become serious. Don't let yours drag on all the Winter ; cure it now with Baxter's Lung Preserver. Eiven after the first dose or two you will feel a great improvement, w. This popular cough cure is good for every chest ailment. A dose relieves, a bottle cures. The large size at ,1s lOd per bottle can be secured at all chemists and stores. A fire broke out m a room occupied by Manteen and Co., jewellers, m Security Buildings, Auckland, on Friday night. The building was not injured, but considerable damage was done to the jewellery, which was insured m the Victoria Company for £1200. TO ASSIST INVENTORS, New Zealand is one of the most prolific countries m the world for Inventors, but every invention needs to be carefully handled, m order to secure the best results. The clients of Henry Hughes; Ltd., receive careful attention, and the utmost is done to further the interests of the patentee You should send for a copy of the free booklet, "Advice to Inventors." Write to Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 Featherston St., Wellington; or Local Agents, Traill Bros, and Co., Peel Street, Gisborne. A private letter from Denmark has been received by an officer of the De* partment of Agriculture, stating that a party of Danish, dairy farmers propose making a trip to New Zealand, and to arrive about October next. The progress of the dairy industry is v said to be creating considerable interest m Denmark. A martyr to Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica or Lumbago, is to be much pitied — and yet he can easily be cured. His illness is due to excess uric acid m the blood, and this must be removed before a permanent cure can be obtained. Many sufferers fly at once to plasters and liniments because they obtain temporary relicf — but they can get no real benefit until the cause is removed. RHETJMO is the only successful remedy for uric acid trbubles, for it rids the system of the cause of the trouble. RHEUMO has cured thousands, and it will cure you. Buy a bottle to-day. Of all chemists and stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.* "The lonic could go though the French Pass," said a witness at the in* quiry into the wreck of the Manaroa m Wellington. "You didn't say H.M.S. New Zealand, did you?" someone asked sceptically. "I might say," remarked Mr E. K. Karkcaldie, "that had the New Zealand gone through the Pass she would not have been the first warship to do it. A warship went through there a good many years ago, but 1 don't think she knew what she was taking on." It was a fearful shock to see His look of pain and misery; His cough, it made the houses quake ; His wife, she wept disconsolate. His children joined the mournful throng, And said, "We won't have father long;" But all is changed, his life's secure — He's taking Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Seeing a motor-car standing unattended outside the Star Hotel at Auckland, Edward Bailey is alleged to have gone up to it and released the brakes. The consequence was that the car, being on an incline, started to run down the hill. After travelling for about 100 yards it collided with a post, much to the detriment of the car. After hearing the evidence, Mr E. C. Cutten, S.M., said that he would have no hesitation m convicting the accused, but as the damage was over £5, the case was adjourned m order to be dealt with as. an indictable offence. GOOD IDEAS ARE WORTH MONEY! Ap agreeable presence and a pleasant manner are almost always associated with a good digestion. When small troubles trouble you, making you irritable, it's more than likely Indigestion. Baxter's Pills (Compound Quinine) would relieve you speedily. Ask for them at your chemist or store : Is 6d box.* For Influenza take Woods' Great Pop POTtnint Cnre Never fail* In 6d, 3« M*