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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5236, 14 December 1883, Page 3

Mr Jos.Chadwick has started for Auckland with a mob of 70 horses, most of them fine upstanding horses light and heavy draft stock, the former intended for tramway work. Many o f them were bred by Messrs Morton and Luplon, of Waverley. Part of the draught were bought by Mr Kidd, prior to shipment, for the Auckland ti'amway company. Those in charge consider the mob one of the best which has left this Coast for some years. ■ A special meeting of the local lodge of Druids was held in the Academy of Music last evening to meet Bro W. K. Bishop, P.D.P., now on a visit to Wanganui, and discuss matters connected with the Order. 1 here was a good attendance, the chair being taken by Bro Poynter, A.D. A long conversation took place on lodge matters, lusting till nearly 11 o'clock, and a number of questions havinsc been answered by Bro Bishop to the satisfaction of those present, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded him. Bro Bishop probably returns to Wellington tD morrow. Tne next meeting of tl c lol.ee will be held on the 24th instant, and as it is a special summoned one, and important financial business will be disoussed, a large attendauce is desired. Dr. Heilbron's Worm Cakes, PiLii", and Powders. — The fol'owing is a Testimonial of the efficacy of Mrs Homberg's Worm Cakes, Pills, and Powders : — Nine Mile Beach, Charleston, 16tk October, 18S3. I have much" pleasure in stating that after having tried your Worm Cakes and Powders, I have experienced much relief. During the past three years I have suffered from severe pains in the region of the heart, a tightness of the chest, and an itching sensation in tho back. Having thrown up a lai'ge worm shortly before your arrival in Charleston, and subsequently seeing your advertisement in the Charleston Herald, I was induced to try your Worm Cakes and Powdtts, and after taking three doses I was freed of eleven large worms (one of them eighteen inches in length) and have since experienced very great relief, and feel grateful to you for your remedies. Thinking the testimony of a well-known resident might be of use to you and my acquaintances, you are at liberty to publish this if you think fit to do so.— Mrs M'Herron.— Sole Agent for Wanganui, A. M. Loasby & Co.. late Wakefield and Hogg, Chemists and Druggiets, Yietoria -Advt,|