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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7971, 23 February 1906, Page 5

By the way (writes a London oor- :} respondents I notice among the Lancashire candidates for tbe new Parliament the name of "J. R. Seddon" —not "R. J.," observe—who is standing for the Newton district in the Labour interest aaaiuat the late member, Cplouel Pilkington, who last time got in by a majority of 1,500. Mr ,7, R. Seddon is stated to be « relative of the Now Zealand Premier. The searoh for oil is to b» again resumed and more energetically proceeded with than ever at Kotuku, in the Greymouth district, says,the Westport Times. A little prospecting has been continued all along, but lately a considerable amount has bean paid into Court for rent oa oil leases. An expert is at present working, and another is expected in few days. The Govo-ment is likely to aid in the development, and Dr bell, who paid an hour's visit to the looality.is to report. The Auckland H s erald's Cook Island correspondent states that from Government statistics made up to the end of 1905 it would appear that the liquor and wines imported into the Cook Islands w«re not half the quantity of the previous year, and it may be noticed that in • the year 1904 there was not half tbe quantity imported as from 1903. The value of claret imported during 1905 was £BO, about three-parts of the total import of wines and spirits for the year. One European only was fined for drunkenness, and over 80 natives were fined for drinking bush beer. YOU FGEI, BULL. If your liver is sluggish and out of tone, and you feel dull, biltioua oonstipited, take a dose of Chamborlain's Stomach and Liver to-ni(?ht before retiri ig and you will feel all right in4he morning. For sale by T. G. Mason, fttasterton. —advx. ONE BOTILE COKED HIM, ••List summar," siys Arthur Bbltqn, of Bolton Bros.. Bendiqo, Vic, "I had a severe attack of summer complaint or bowel , trouble. For a tima I paid no attention, simply let things ran along, b .it • finding it was becotnming a"very serious matter Icon eluded to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Eemedy, which I Had seen so highly recommended in the papers. Our local chemist sent me a small bottle, 1 and before it was all used I, was eii irely well, The pain was stopped by the first dose./" For sale by T. G. Ma=on, Mastertori.