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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 6394, 20 September 1916, Page 4

THEY DO NOT WEAKEN. weaken the bowels that chronic constipation frequently follows their use. Chamberlain 's Tablets lire a gentle la.vr'He that produce a natural action of the iwels. Instead of causing' constipation Uuambcrlain 's Tablets will siren; the bowels to act naturally and i larly without assistance.—fold overyukiug on the question of pen. at Wednesday's meting of. the Christ - church Patriotic. Executive, Mr Cyrus Williams stated (says the Press) that the Pensions Board was unable to grant pensions to discharged soldiers suffering from complaints or injuries thai they hud had before enlisting. Mr Williams contended that when a man was passed as fit for active service by a medical officer that, cancelled the old injuries, and he should subsequently receive a pension.-—f" Hear, hear.") Mr Williams stated that in the Christchurch Hospital at present was a young man who hud been shot in the arm. He was invalided to Knglaud, and the wound healed. After receiving his discharge the wound broke out again, but lie was refused a pension on the ground that the injury had broken out after he received hie discharge, ,-. .