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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13174, 26 May 1906, Page 2

i • Waihi, with, a poputation*'qf\ v b (^er' ■;60"00> has only iour ojrpiiels: ! •, ' Last month there were twelve acci- ; denial d^t'hs.'.t^pT ■th^^aoloi^ii'an.'d one i jhfamicidal arid two/casesvo£ suicide. Cancer was responsible for twenty I ;deJaths in the- colony last injonlth, ] and ' phthisis- and dthflrVtuffaeroularrdfsea«e .for eightieteru -' •' ;., i-.t,, , -A' Cambridge sbfat&mpovatf' 1 .::^ v A"n . old mana ■ m -this 'distrdot follo^ved the ' ocoupa'tiota of a' farM haod.fbr many years, has*' deceived' ; the ' ptealsing in'tiaf Kgen6e '<ih&b ,. he haa been _'baqar«ath«d 'a la^gte- «sfiaie '.^at v Home, the income from I ' <ds } a ooinsidieira'ble sum. The 'alcl*-im'airi « will. ; probably proceed to 'the Old Cotmtry a€' an tearly -date/- ■ '» ■ -**■ '• '- • " -'*' ; At 'the 1 Tdcal CQur^t/his'^mtoi^iftgiW^ A. D. Thomson, v S.M.y expreasod sxirprise -tbat the wedkly rwnsb aoaounj; foir two people shotrH l aimtoun>t to six sihillin'gs. He was evidently not' ■ a- : walre of -tthe esoessivie ahaa?ge9 made by our local butchers. There 'appears to be a 'goad, opening here oixb" oft the ' Premief'si " State" butcher shops^ — [Feiliding S^ar. • •" •, :•'• ' ' ' BmfcNS & SCALDS. . ••' , ?'\ Ev«n *b» ' aKgtte&t burn or scald wiH raise a glister, and often lea<J to a padaful and chroiae sore. lastantly afr ter a hv&a "apply Chaimberiain's Fain Balm, which will relieve the pain, and in in osi oases prfevsnt the formation of a blister or sore.' No ordinary acoi-" dent is s« likely to l«ad to dangerous results a* a burn or sciaJd/' 4 &id : if Chamberlain's Pain' Balm waV/good idv nothias^f else, it would still be a remedy that no. Kousehald should ever be without. E©r sal* by all 6tores\— Idvt. , " . , , -

Elm hurst Poultry Depot, Hawerai. ; *"*" ''■ LO, HOOKER, Manager, manufac- • turer* of the famous Hooker Brooder, Hooker Poultry Tonic, Egg-Mak-ng Feed, Diarrhoea Mixture, Roup Cure, Bronchitis Remedy and Gapol for" Gapes. Scores of testimonials from breeders. Ask pour grocer for any. of these remedies. If you have* any trouble with your fowls send :o me. Advice free. • Eggs from the following pens of Tieavy laying strains for sale : — De Peel's famous laying strain Black , Orpingtons. These birds for last season had an average egg production of 187 per bird. Sittings. 7/6. ... , • _,'., Silver ' Wyandbttes, HowelTs 'competition J ' strain splendid winter' layers. ' -Sittings •"7/6. ■'■ ■'-' :■ ■■ -.;;.._ .-. American White Leghorns, 3 pen^s.,. ..Eggs „ ; from, any ,o£ these, 7/6 per sitting. .• No. •, 1- pen are bred from stock imported direct from 1 Wyckoff, one of America's ' ' 'best laying- strains. Nos. 2 and 3 pens 1 are Ledger's strain ,and.<bred from ,a i full sister of the winning Blenheim competition pen. „ . In all cases cash must accompany the order ; box and postage' will be 1/6 extra. Birds of any of the above strains for sale. Price's upon application. Address all correspondence .to. >„.■>,.-. ; L. O. HOOKER, Box 91, - - • b 429 PdST OFFICE, HAWERA.; _ ._j. r j SEND your STAND-OUT TEA cou- ! , pons by. June I.sth to B. Wilj son and Co., Diinedin, «,nd^ share in: the cash prizes. If you want m6i4 Coupons T. J. HILL stocks it. J |