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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13491, 21 September 1914, Page 7

The/ desirableness of a uniform scale of salaries for nurses throughout the dominion baa been urged upon the Minister of Public Health by Mr J. A. Young, who states that at present the various boards m. New Zealand axe working under different conditions and rates of pay, and that this is not a desirable state of affairs. The Minister says ' that the matter is one for the hospital boards to consider.

Nearly everyone ia liable (o uric acid trouble, and yet • many persist m disregarding *he first signer— pains and swellings, m the joints, stiffness and soreness m the nmoles. These symptoms showj that the liver and kidneys axe hot doing their work properly— excess uric acid ia accumulating m the blood. This uric acid may accumulate for a long tune without serious trouble. But as soon as you are run down or exposed | to cold or damp, it will suirely assert itself.'. This excess acid must be,removed, and tne one remedy that will do it ia RHEUMO. Rheumo neutralises and eradicates the excess and leaves the blood free and pure. Thousands have been cured by this wonderful remedy. Read how RHBUMOL qured Mr Mat. Crannitch, the popular* proprietor of the Temuka Hotel, wellknown throughout Canterbury: "For a long time I suffered from Rheumatism, using all kinds of remedies. Hearing of JRHEUMO, I tried it. I have not felt better for the past ten years, and I can honestly say that RHEUMO m my case has 'been a great success."' Act now. Get a bottle of RHEUMO to-night from your .chemist or storekeeper. 2s 6d and 4b 6d.*