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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8169, 27 June 1906, Page 5

The Cabinet has made an offer of £2OO for the elaborately oarved pataka, or Maori foodhonse, whioh was deposited in the Auckland Maseam many years ago by the late Judge Fenton. The house was oarved in 1825, and is said to be one of the most perfect examples of Maori art in existence. It belongs to an Auokland resident who is 9uid to be disinclined to allow it to 3ome away from Auokland. It is understood that the Government proposes to place it in the Colonial Museum. RHEUMATIC GOUT CURED, Mr Falk Cohen, clothier, of Willis- street, Wellington, is a well-known Wellington 3ity Councillor and business man and lis testimony will carry weight. Mr Cohen luffered from rheumatic gout, but Rheumo luiokly cured him. He writes:—"Last Friday I experienced a very bad attaok of heumatic gout—in fact, so bad that I had obe assisted to a cab. On arrival at home ! immediately took a dose of your Rhecko epeatihg same every few hours. The tain soon left, and in the morning I came [own to business as osual. I cannot say oo much for the prompt and eff eotual manler in which Rbeuuo aots on the pain," four shemist or storekeeper sells Rhbuuo 12s M and 4s 6d per bottle.