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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13394, 30 May 1914, Page 5

Gordon, eonsulting v opticlan (15 years' experience), for all -cases; dWective eye' Bariijig a, ' violent Isfcoriri, a shower of white butterflies. fell inlßernay; Switzerland, the* streets being . covered 1 to a , depth of two. inches. „ . ,. .. > .' . . ; The cold, ' damp weather" brings that irritating , cough,, \vhich, disturbs yon »W]ht and day.,' " You Can get prompt relief if you will NAZOL. It like a charm.*, ; . . <.- > ■. Representations have been inade • to the Guardian concerning J a bad section of road in the. vicinity of , the .Tableland; on ihe main road, between Opotiju arid Hgtn. This portion oi road'.'js situated about a mile. W-. ft mile and a■■Jiirlf from,.th6,bt)\nuTary.of thoboro\ig|i, and extjeflfl».ov^r « distance, jofy.abQut a , mile nnjl .a half. At.the^ present, time^ it js.pbinted qut, this bad piece, of road is obstructing -njotor. trpflxc between bonie and Gpotiki, as it,!is tjfie only jmpassable portion on t>io whole rqad*. ,By xmpiwing this portion, it is ui'ged, the County . Council would .Kraove. the only obstruction to motor traffic between Gisbpvne apd'Botorua. . ; ' Sore Throats. and Hoarseness are soon relieved, with a- few drops of, ItfAZOL on llin'ip sugar. Place the sugar between theoCheek and gum's, and allow to dissolve very slowly.* . The 'kind-heartedness of commercial travellers is proverbial, and" the fact \via3. again exemplified* last week. An Invereafgill woman had journeyed to Napier to see. hfea* sick father* Immediately .ojt returning to- her Ihome she received «n urgent wire asking her to go back to Napier, as her father was dying. Wihen -she boarded the train at an', early horn' next morning with her {wo' children she had not enough money to pay her; fare. ' ■•; The. railway ogicjab, sympathising "".with !hev vyedioament, ifjgreecl to accept payn\enfc at the ett'd. : Tl\e • tv° uo^ then Aya^i to provide for ;the iboab JquiriYey.- , "The guard men-' ;ti.!one'd t>ho matter in a. first-class smoker, wheve the *'dvumaner-boys" were gathered for cards. , Hound went the= liat, arid 30s. wtis collected.' . T hen ithe WQman deceived the; gift and. found that her pre4ica;ment had .been disclosed, s'lie was. much affected. ', : , ; 1 ■•' ■'„ You can- pop the Question' anywltere you like, budget, youitying at .Gordon^, Bank of Jf©^ a^aland.* , :.,i.