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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4899, 12 October 1901, Page 1

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WAREHOUSE, WATERLOO QUAY, WELLINGTON. Correspondence Invited. Write for

Testimonials.

A slip of earth took place recently ia the Fifzherbart district, North Island. About a thousand tuns of the hillside came down on the road.

A return of the expenditure on. Native lands to March 31st, 1901, puts it at £1,965,969, of which the sum of £28,705 was expended last year. The whole includes £209,762 from the North Island Main Truuk loan. j Caught a Dreadful Cold. Marion Kooke, manager for T. M. Thompson, a large importer of fina millinery at 1658 Milwaukee Av'enae, Chicago, says : ' DuriDg the late severe weather I caught a dreadful cold which kept me awake at night and made me unfit to attend my work during the day. Ooe of my milliners was taking Chamber* lain's Cough Remedy for a severe cold at that time, which seemed to relieve her so quickly that 1 bought some for myself. It acted like magic and I began to Improve at once. lam now entirely well, and feel very pleased to acknowledge ita merits. For sale by It. 8. Poison, chemist. Price, la 6d ; big siza, 33. A remarkable operation, which (&ajV ' Cassel'a Magazine ') may have import* ant consequences in aurgery has been performed by Dc Garel, of Lyons. A nail of iron nearly two inches long, which a child of 18 months had allowed to get into tbe bronchial tube, was drawn Otjt by means of an electro magnet, anJ the patient relieved. Another oporatioo of the kind Is reported from Bordeaux where Dr PJechaud opened the trachea of a child three years old, and, by inserting a stem of iron, magnetised by an electro magnet, extracted a nail which had lodged there.

Bb Careful.- You won't drink poisonou wino koowoglv-^why. theretore, drink poi< sonfttts te& ? Avoid Chin, tea, which it now •dalterated oat of all resemblance ; »lso avoid blends," foT the overage is vile tea diacatMd with a little good. Tbe uniform pare tea moat reliable and most satisfying, ia grown io Ceylon, and tbe name it ha* is as f»moos as that island itself-NIRVANA. ,We-»rein-formed that Nirs*n» Tea is packed under British snpervision, and Roartnteedjipre and delicious by a responsible company. It ia packed in lead in ponnda and half-pouoda, and the local agent, Mr F. Oud»m c , L,^! renoe, will be pleased to supply the rrqoirements of those disposed to purchase a tho* toaftblj pure and reliable Ceylon; tet, <

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