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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13103, 17 June 1913, Page 7

TAKE REASONABLE CARE. ! Do you know that a cold is a sigh of weakness? li^you were perfectly healthy you would not catch a cold at all, if , ' you took reasonable care. When you! are troubled with colds', it means that,' you require something to invigorate the' system. The surest way to cure a cold ! is to take a tome, and -the tonic properties m Baxter's Lung Preserver make it a very fine remedy. People who buy it once, buy it again and again. That is the best recommendation. ,As bottle at Is lOd can be bought at any chemist or store. While m 1906 there were only 78 motor-cars running m Auckland, there are now 1224. Ui the number of cars now running 120 are plying for hire, while the remaining 1104 are privately owned. WHAT CONSTITUTES ' A PATENT? "Anything that is novel and useful, and that shows some ingenuity or invention "can be patented." This is a sample of the information contained m the book ''Advice to Inventors^" Copy sent 'free on request by Henry Hughes, Ltd;, 157 Featherston St., Wellington; or Local Agents, Traill Bros, and Co.. f Peel Street, Gisborne. ' . ; The unemployed question has given : rise to some anxiety m Australia of late, and the latest oUicial reports on the subject are not of a ,very ' encouraging j character. At 1 the .end of March last re- j turns were received from 451 trades I unions, possessing a,. total membershipof 237,216 and it was shown that 15,234 of that number were out of work. On j a percentage basis the figures represent- j ed a slight increase over those of the final quarter of last year. The present percentage of 6.4, however, is the Highest since 1906, when it was 6.7. WOULD FILL A BIG BOOK. If the thousands of people who have found relief m. Baxter's Lung Preserver were to write us, we should have enough testimonials to fill a very big book. Every mail we receive letters thanking us for this £reat cough remedy. It never fails, to cure. In most cases almost iimmediate • relief is given. We recommend it to you, and suggest that yqu buy a Is lOd bottle to-day. In a lecture on diseases at Eketahuna a veterinary surgeon stated that some dairymen viewed with alarm the fact that their cows contracted milk fever. "I would like to buy a whole herd," he said, "which suffered from milk fever. It was a sure sign they were good cows." Women as a rule are the most consistent tea-drinkers, ■ and the multiplication of tea-rooms and kiosks throughout the Dominion affords -striking evidence of the increasing popularity of tea.- The women of New Zealand may be classed as tea connoiseurs, for they show a do : cided preference for Crescent Tea, which ia rich and strong, of delicious flavor, and sold at 2s, Is lod,and ls-8d per lb.* A correspondent writes to the Hawera • Star: — It will be. interesting to know that the Young Maori Party m Taranaki are anxiously waiting with sleeves to their elbows for the falling m of the West Coast Maori leases. The Rev. R. Tahupotiki HaUdon during the past month h>s been preaching the gospel of work to his people, and on Sunday a large service was; hold. at the Ketemaxae pa, the hall being packed with Maoris. The hid he loved her deeply, For she billed and cooed so sweetly, And she promised he should have her m the happy days to be. But she qualified, it thuswiso ; That she'd marry him. for sure If he'd promise to always keep a stock Qf Woods' Great Peppermint .Cure. According to the Government return recently issued, , the official history of the South African war cost £34,706. This sounds a big sum, but it is quite small' by. comparison with that expended by the Germans on their official history, of the> Franco-Prussian war. This, colossal work cost £240,000, and is illustrated by nearly 1,000,000 maps and plan*. GOUT Oil RHEUMATISM ! BHEUMO WILL CURE YOU. No sufferers are more to be pitied than the many thousands 'of victims to Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, or Lumbago, Their lives, day and night, are a misery to . them ; they are d trouble to themselves and all round them, Still, there is hope for the most advanced cases, for Rheumo will cure — and euro them absolutely. Many thousands of New Zealanders have reason to bless RHEUMO. When doctors have failed, and so-called "remedies" have proved useless, Rheumo has effected cures that seem little short of marvellous. Take, for instance, £he case of ,Captain John Gibb, a popular merchant service skipper, late of Auckland. His case is but one of a- host cured by Rheumo, but it will serve as an example. Incapacitated for eight months, and bent double with pain, ho tried the waters of Rotorua. Receiving no benefit he commenced a course of RHEUMO, and says: result surprised both myself and my friends who knew how I had suffered. I always,' concludes Captain Gibbs, "recommend RHEUMO to sufferers from Rheumatism and Gout." Try RHEUMO— as m Captain Gibbs' case, it will give you relief and cure from uric acid troubles. At all chemists and stores, 2/6 and 4/6. Auckland lady's recommendations : "I have found Tonking's Linseed Emulsion j a splendid remedy, and so delightfully soothing to a sore chest, and will recommend it to all my friends." Have you a hai-king' coiitfh? Nothing so suro to euro as Tonfcing's Linseed Emulsion.*