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Southland Times, Issue 14713, 4 August 1900, Page 2

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Report of Education i**>ard a meeting oi page fonr. For several reports, correspondence and minor parliamentary matters space could not be made in this issue. With regard to groceries, purchaser! wishing goods of the best quality at the most reasonable price 1 ' cannot do better thac spend their money with Mr J. S. Baxter, who makes it a speoial study to give the besl possible value in Southland for ready money. -• Okiokinga " is the Maori for a plaoe ol rest. Even the Maori in his savage state appreciated a rest, but he knew nothing ol the oomfort of a cup of fresh, hot tea, by a bright fire, in a cheerful room, on a cold winter's day. This can be enjoyed at the Okiokinga Tea Rooms, Colonial Bank Chambers. A wife is no relation to her husband, either by blood or by affinity ; so that neither husband nor wife is entitled to take anything under a bequest merely to the " next of kin,"," family," or " relations" of either of them. What is Wanted can Now be Had.— After over thirty years experience, aud especially these last two years, I am now prepared to put on the market one of the beßt, If not the best, remedies for many oomplaints. These remedies are prepared from onr native fl»x, for internal and external uses. I have many testimonials for cures effected, such as Inflammation — internal and external — Ecz-ma, Itch, Piles, Chilblains, Ulcers, Burns, Scalds, Indigestion, also Rheumatism. These preparations are made by John Scott, Tay street, InvercargiU (next Oddfellows' Hail), where he will be found from 10 to 11 a m. and 1 to 3 p.m. ; Monday and Saturday evenings from 6 to 9 o'clock. — (Advt)