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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8798, 27 April 1907, Page 4

“THE DAILY ROUND, THE COMMON TASK.” This is where good health is a blessing. Household work and worry, the monotony of each day’s allotment, the anxiety, the skimp and skruge to make expenditure keep within the bounds of income, often tax the strength of the strongest and most robust of women, and helps to make them feel old, whether they look it or not. To the delicate and “not over strong” this “dailyround” becomes absolute drudgery. Lunds often will not allow of a servant, and where this is possible, tire servant is not. It simply resolves itself into this:— That the housewife must lit herself to carry out these duties to the best ability, and with least exertion to herself. And not the least important duty is to attend to her general health. Neglect means ruin. A bottle of Impey’s May Apple kept in the house, a few drops taken after every meal, will go a long way to improve things. It is astonishing how quickly the work gets done when you feel well. Impey’s May Apple will help you; 3s 6d at chemists and stores.

ELLINGTON LAND BOARD MEETINGS will be bold at 10 a.m. at the District Lands and Survey Office, Wellington, during the year 1907, as follows : Thursday, April 25th Thursday, May 30th Thursday, June 27th Thursday, August Ist Thursday, August 29th ' Thursday, September 26th Thursday, October 31st Thursday, November 28th Thursday, December (date to be fixed) Attention is directed to the following resolution of the Land Board:—“Nobusiness is to be brought before any meeting of the Land Board unless notice of the same has been given to the Commissioner before 1 p.m. on the Saturday preceding such meeting.” JOHN STRADCHON, Commissioner of Crown Lands.