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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6135, 7 February 1914, Page 1

TOYS! TOYS! TOYSI BEST SEIEGTCQN IN LAWftENCE. See the. Display in otar Windows Ij», alii Designs. THE CHRJSTMA& PRESENT' FOR-A YOUNG LADY TO BE FOUND INfcLAWRENCE. . . . Hairdresser, Tobacconist, and.St»»ton«t' EosSjPJacpi LAWtRENCE.

GOT ViißY WEAK. " My boy Jack was very ba(l with Diarrhoea" writes Mrs il. Leo, Forbes, W.S.W. " Jb'or quite a fort- ] night he was ill and got very .weak.. Aly husband bought a bottle oi Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea JJemedy and to our surprise, one, dose complete-1 Jy relieved him. —Sold by. J. U. Blackie, Lawrence; T. Broderiok, iVaitahuna; and Cotton &od Co,, WoiporL The. King hag arranged that the lab- > ourers on hit Sandringham and other' . estates shafl 'receive a Saturday hitlfholiday, with continuity of employment, rain or shine, at a minimum ; wage of ICi -weekly, which is 2s above the'ruling wage in the neighborhood. T«i"majority ot the workers-«u the BoyaL estates already receive iiom. 20s to 23s pee week, A motor car, containing Messrs Millgate and Robins, oi Cohdoiblln, nnd a stranger, capsized while rounding a curve on the road now Bathurst one day, last week. The car somersaulted three .times, .but none of the occupants were injured, owing to the hood olthe.

DISOBDEEED UViqi. " For disorders oi the liver and stomach there is. {no better luedic'we than Chamberlain's Ta„blets>'' write* Mrs Margaret J. Watson, Emerald, Q. "I suffered with bad headaches caused by a disordered livef.. Hearing, my customers speak so highly oi Chamberlain's. Tablet* . I thought. 1 would try what ,theyj jwould, do. for ,me. Alter the first few doses I noticed an improvement, and after I taken* couple of b»xe»t.found, myself quite relieved of headaches ( which have not returned."-Sold by; J. Gi. Blaokie, Lawrence;, T. Wait^huna; and Cojtiop., and; Co. f Wajpori. For Children'* Hading Cough a* night