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Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10195, 18 January 1907, Page 4

AVOID ALL BISKS. WJiy run risks witlh mixtures containing opium/ and other harmful drugsvwlnen you cam be oured—and speedily outed-—rby taking Ch&mbe*lain's Cough Remedy? It contains no narcotics of any description, and is absolutely safe, and a ppsitive cure. Taken, at the first symptom, it cheeks the oold, and in cases of influenza will prevent pneumonia following. F sale by Hansen and Co At GeraJditon, Wiest Australia, one of tbei ''juryman! engaged in hearing a criminal! .qasei at the quarter 1 sessions refused to sit on Satm-diajy, as ihle is a iSietvenbh Day Adventist, and ctomsidere|dj that dtaiy a^ his Sa[b(biaithL lie was fined £20. , SMOKERS, READ THIS. The good thing at last 1 i£RBY Tobacco, FLAKE CUT, i- TWOOUNCE TINS. Try it. ; A Wellington message states thial Captain J. A. Ferguson, R.N-, second son, of the late James Ferguson, who wa killed a,t the Kingston earthquake, is ait present on a visit to Wellington^, staying with his mother-in-law, Mrs To. Williams. ' WANTED KNOWN. A rush on it. What? DERBY TOBACCO. DERBY TOBACCO. FLAKE CUT, in TWO-OUNCE TINS. All Tobacconists. . Al sidei show in conneiC't>ic«i >yith the flood at Waihi was a. number of men andl boys disporting 1 themselv.esi in a temporary formed lake on the eastern end of the footiball ground below the Taurangai bridge. Both bathers and spectators' enjoyed the fun immensely, and headers were* taken from the goal posts, SMOKERS PLEASE NOTE. A rushon it. What? DERBY Tobffcco, FLAKE CUT, in TWOr OUNCE TINS, All Tobacconist*