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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11548, 30 August 1900, Page 3

Captain wired to-day : — "Moderate westerly winds, glass rise, good tides strong ebb tides in Straits." The Kaiapoi Wollen Company for the past year paid a dividend of seven per cent. The Chairman stated at the meeting of shareholders that since the factory was opened £1,510,103 had hcen spent locally, including wages and dividends. Thus the Sydney Bulletin :—ln: — In 1863. when a junior reporter for Melbourne Age was taking his first " turn " in tho Parliamentary gallery, he began firing away at a glib speaker. Proprietor David Syme, who happened to bo in tho gallery, leanf over his shoulder and said, " Don't take a word of that fool." So the scribe laid down his pencil. Then another talker arose, and David again said, " Don'c take a word of that fool." The first speaker was Graham Berry, afterwards the groat oracle of tho Age, tho second was Geo. Collins Lovey, then editor of the conservative Morning Herald, and afterwards a most trusted editor of tho Age. Circumstances alter cases. Don't Cough. — Belief can bo obtained immediately. Use "KE A TING'S COUGH LQjKNGES"— weII known as the uticrly Cough Remedy. Strongly rccomrawded by many eminent physicians. They at once check tho cough and remove the cans* I—without1 — without uny after ofTeel ; the inosl. delicate can therefore take thorn. One Lozougo ulone gives ease — one or two at bedtime ensures rest. Sold everywhere in tins 13|d each °

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