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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 5968, 10 August 1912, Page 4

th.T (Hhce, graMiillv sent ~S\r Bali's a flit of bridal rake, and i,'li\.:\' words of thanksgiving, says Post. Vppnivn'ly. lie wa~ regarded a- personally responsible for the snn'i'iinn. In violent contrast with <lha' Lift came a little package on M-i -Uiv from the Wairarapa, A woman's hati:( had punivd a r-n-or.stranee aroint thj dreadful weather, painfu.lv true. 10 the specification 'outlined daily by Mr Rates, and she cnclos -d half a ■■•'.'izoa liver- pills in the hop? that the n suit would be a brighter outlook for Mi: Bates, and better weather for ih\ W'aitarapa. HOURS OF MISERY. " The excruciating pains ot eheumatism have caused me many hours of miserv," ' says Mrs 'Jane Pierce, 1340 Sturt St.,' Ballarat, Vic. "It seemed as though I would never a;e,t relief, then I started to use chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first bottle showed the merits of the Balm. Now I apply hot fomentations and have the Balm well rubbed i n at the first appearance of pain and it wards off what used to be davs of misery for me."—Sold by H. Bowie and .1. (i. Blackie, Lawrence ; T. Broderick, Waitahuna ; and Cotton and Co., Waipori Adjutant Grieve, of the Salvation Army, while sitting in a tra ! n from Hasterton. with his head out of ' the window, was struck by the projecting arm of the tablet'apparatus p '>';■.,. tua. 'AI severe wound was inflicted under the right eye, and the adjutant was lucky not to'have had it ■„■.- out.