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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1149, 9 June 1911, Page 8

After tlio investiture of the Prince of \\ ales at Carnarvon on July 13, a public banquet will be given, at which Mr. Lloyd-George, the Lord Lieutenant of Carnarvonshire, the chairman of the Carnarvonshire County Council (who is the Chancellor's brother), and tho Jlavor of Carnarvon will be hosts. After the banquet there will be a magnificent display of fireworks from vessels in the Menai Straits. The body of Cecil Bainbridge, twentytwo, unmarried, a Frinton-on-Sea lifeboatman, who was drowned during a recent gale while the lifeboat was proceeding to a ship in distro.-s, was washed ashore at the Isle of Grain, opposite Sheerness Anions the papers found on the body was a letter addressed to "Dear Alice."Bainbridgc was apparently summoned to the lifeboat before he had finished tho letter. Woods' Great peppermint Cure, Tor Coughs and Colds, never fails, Is. Gd. '

For Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Hundreds of mothers in Auckland depend upon Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure their coughs and colds as well as the colds of their children. They are all well pleased with the results of this remedy; some are so grateful that they write and tell us of it. Here is a recent letter from Mrs. C. A. Cartwright, Dominion Road. Auckland, N.Z.: " My two children, Majorie and Gwenda, have been frequently attacked by severe colds on the chest and bronchitis, but one or two doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy always relieves them instantly. We find that after the remedy is taken they immediately breathe easier, and the attacks of coughing are less frequent and a complete -ure soon follows. My husband, who is a commercial traveller, also speaks highly of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and he always carries it with him." Majorio & Gwenda cai'twrigivi. Mrs. C. A. Cartwright, Dominion-rd., Auckland, N.Z, CKAP/SBERLAIM'S COUGH MEMEOIT Always Otires.