THE LIVER.

Colonist, Volume L, Issue 12244, 16 May 1908, Page 4

THE LIVER.

(By " Hepa.") The liver is one of the most sensitive and most easily deranged organs of the human body. It is easily affected by changes, of temperature, sudden chills, alcoholic intemperance, overfeeding, or trtpical heat-. The following are symptoms whkh indicate that the liver is not properly doing its work. Many of these symptoms will he recognised as pertaining to a condition generally known as biliousness — a sour r-Lomacli, coated, swollen tongue, fatty covering o:i lho eyeballs, bitter, sour or oily l.p.sle in the mouth, frontal headache, ready susceptibility to chills, constant acho midway down the spine, great depression of tlnspirits withoat known cause, tender ness and pui.inei.s under right King, disposition lo diarrhcea, flushed face, drowsiness, especially after meals, burning ears, coldness of hands and l\vt, sick headache, irritable, skin, pimples and eruptions, disposition to be awake the latter half of tlie night, ancl (ti'rible dreams, constipated bowels., dizziness, dyspeptic condition, irritability of disposition, blurring of the vi:io"i. as if specks were floating before the eyes, shooting pain in left breast and dull pain under right shoulder, no appetite sometimes and ravenous at otiisrs, tickling sensation in the tlirpat, •acsing a cough after an acid emulation from the stomach. Persons who recognise in the foregoing list symptoms from whicli tliey may be suffering should at once determine to fake a course of Warner's Safe Cure, a medicine which is a specific cv.re for liver derangements. The remarkable curative effect of Warner's Sofe Cure in liver and kidney disorders has been demonstrated for more than twenty years, and there is no necessity for "aiiy one to endure suffering when relief is so readily obtainable. In addition to tlie regular 5/- and 2/9 bottles of ""Warner's Safe Cure, a conceitrated form of the medicine is now "issued at 2/6 per bottle. Warner's Safe Cure (Concentrated) is not compound- * ed with alcohol, and contains the same rumber of doses as the 5/- bottle of Warner's Safe Cure.

acres;' Waller William Koops, section 2'S, block iv, Takaka, 390 acres, aud blocks iv and viii, Maruia; John Joseph Gould, Block'i, and v, Tutaki, 652 acres. j__! Resolved that the above"'apphcations be held over, the land not being open until the 24thJJune,*||1908, up to which date all appl i eati on s'a re on a par. „ It was resolved to "recommend that the survey fees payable on^apphcationg for unsurveyed lands above referred to under renewable lease be dispensed with under section 2 of the Land Act Amendment Act, 1895. Applications for pastoral licenses under the regulations of Sth September, 1904: Leslie George Arnold, block iii, Inanganua, 100 acres, approved, subject to survey, rent 9d per aore per annum ; Francis Pheney Arnold, block iii, lnaugahua, 100 acres, approved, subjp,ct to sur vey, rent 9d per acre per annum; Alfred Smith, Inangahua, 500 acres, postponed, awaiting report oi* the Warden; William Goldie Anderson and Robert Anderson Orr, blooks xii and xiv, Reofton, 500 aores, hdjourned. for Warden's report. Resolved to approve of the granting of 240 acres of laud which is denuded of timber, subject to tbe Warden's approval and survey regulations, annual rental 6d per acre per annum. Ditto: Joseph Thornton, block v, Matakitaki, 192 acres, granted, subject to survey : J. It. £>ilcook, block ii, Reefton, 106 acres, granted, subject to survey, rental 9d per acre per annum. Applications for renewable lease (lanas for settlement) : Frederic Clements Page, section 1, block vii, Tutaki, granted, subject to the approval of the Hon. Minister of Lands. Applications for M.D. L.O. : Thomas Rogers, block xiv, Mokihinui, 3 acfes, Warden's concurrence attached, granted, rental £1 per annum; Agnes Cornish Johnston, sections 62 and G6> block xi, Mokihinui, 10a 3r 27p., postponed for re port of Crown Lands Ranger: resolved to cancel the lease held . by Geo. Edward Shepherd Cumming over section 41, block xv, Mokihinui: Eliza Cumming, section 41, blockxv, Mokihinui,, 6 acres, granted. Applications for occupation li- ' (Jenses: Laura Barton, black 1, 1 Ohika, 300 acres, postponed for advertisement; Christina Morel, block , v, Tutaki, 6 acres, declined, the ' area being a road reserve over which ' the Board bas no power to grant a license; John Howell sonior, block vii, Reefton, 50 acres, situated on both "banks of Raglan Creek, referred to District Surveyor for report: 3. A. Berry, block viii, Maruia, 40 acrres, and George Cum* mings, block xvi, Howard, 5000 acresi both postponed for advertisement; John William Stowell, section 860, Westport, 24 perches, letter 1 from A. D. G. Bayfield attached, resolved that the opinion of the Westport Harbor Board be ascertained as to whether they have any objection to otter to the section be'ng offered for lease by public auction for a term of 42 years; R.A.R. Oldham. Manu, 18 acres (village and suburban), granted, rental 80s per annum ; Ernest Cobeldick, section 21, Manu (suburban), 4 acres 3 roods, granted, rental 20s per , annum ; J. H. Silcock, block ii, Reefton, declined in the public interest; Joseph Ray, block xv, Oparara, postponed for advertisement; George Teague, sections 21 to 24, block vi, Aorere, 291 acres, 2 roods 3S perdhes, granted, rental £3 per annum : Peter Peterson, section 814, Westport, declined, the Board being assured by the Westport Harbor Hoard that the section is required in view of harbor works extension ; Bo water and Bryan, an area between recreation reserve and sea, Westport. The Commissioner of Crown j Lands submitted correspondence, | vhtoh bad taken place between himilf and the Westport Htirbor Board ■eh tive to an occupation license, vki-sli wa3 granted to Bryan at the .neeting of tbe Land Board held on the 9th Apri) hist, over portion of North B acli, Westport. Tbe Board resolved to rescind the resolution granting the said license, being assured by the Westport Harbor Board that the area applied for by Messrs Bo water and Bryan will be required in connection with the projected harbor improvement works contemplated by their^Board. Ditto: Robert E. Wylde, block xi, Mawhera-iti, 300 acres, report by district Purveyor attached, adjourned for advertisement; E. McGdwan, senior, over 50 acres, Pupohga Coal Company's land, Onetaua, declined, as the Board has no power to grant a license over a coal , mining lease: Richard White, block xvr, Reefton, 240 acres, postponed for advertisement ; John McMahon, 250 acres, situated at the back "of sections 12,814, 16, and 118, blocks ii and vi, Reefton district, about one mile south of Larry's Creek, postponed until the next meeting : T. Corbv, gravel reserves, 10 acres in block vii,U*Kongahu Survey, District, adjoining his lease in perpetuity section, and W. J. Newport, 1000 acres on range between Takaka and Waingaro rivers, and lying towards Mount Loehart, both postponed for advertisemet. Applications for land, general: Letter from J. A. and O. A. Newpott, applying for land in fjTakaka district. — Resolved that the applicants be informed that the land included in their implication is advertised to be opened for selection on 24th June, 1908, and that they All in an application form and make the necessary declaration. Ditto: Arthur Baker, section 31, hlock ii, Kongahu, Mr Baker holds freehold land adjoining, declined, the Hoard having decided to open the land for selection on renewable lease. Ditto: M. A. Pearce, Ohika, 100 acres —Postponed, pending Crown Lands Ranger's report.' Ditto: Mrs Ellen Wisbey asking for another tenure over section 2 block xii, Mawhera-iti. Report by District Surveyor attached, — Resolved to grant Mrs Wisbey a lease under the Mining Districts Land Occupation Act, subject to the approval of the Warden ; rental, Is per p.cre per annum. Ditto: C. Bray, section 8, block xiii, Oparara, 1 acre.— Postponed, awaiting reply from the lion. Minis ter of Marine. LBtter from G. H. Allan, on behalf of Mrs Lucy Parry, block xiv, Pakawau, 'license part of area granted to J. C. Ilickmott. Resolved that Mr Allan be informed that an occupaion license has been granted to Mr J. J. Hickmott, and there is no intention of opening thR land just now, it being coal bearing. Letter from F. G. Hadfieid, asking for 14 years lease of section 8, block vi, Totaranui, 30 acres. Application 'be offered an occupation license on condition settlers and others be permitted to use it as a boat landing, etc., rental £1 per annum. Letters from tbe Under-Secretary for Lands, enclosing copy of application for occupation license -by Mrs Annie Quinlan, for road reserve adjoiniugSsectiOQ 26, block ix Oparara. —Application declined, the area being a road reserve. Applications for purchase of fee simple of L.1.P.: Herbert Smith, Kaitcnteri, 1249 acres, resolved to refer the report back to the appraiser, asking^for more details respecting hia valuation ; Edward McMahon, section 122, block vii, Kawatin. 83 acreß, appraiser's valuation received, resolved that appraiser's valuation be approved. Application to purchase fee simple of O.R.P. : T. A. H. Field, section 21, block x, Whangamoa, 94 acres add 35 perches.— Postponed until the next meeting.