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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1681, 22 February 1913, Page 14

As evidence. of the extraordinary, utility " of tho motor, a looal ridfr on a G h.p. J Clyno outfit tested the timo taken from > Nelson to Blenheim and back. Tho jour- > ney was covered in tho very creditable • time of 4 hours each way. A considerable • portion of tho road was particularly liiily, 1 while tho flat frequently lay _ through 1 river-bsds. When a comparison is drawn > with tho coach timo, namely, 111 hours, ' and tho uso on routo of 20 horses, the " advantages of tho motor as a means .of r rapid and convenient transit become ap- • paront. , „ Brown—"When my wife and I wero ' first married wo used to call oach other » 'Birdie.'" Robinson—"Do. you still- do • it?" Brown—"No. I/all her a parrot • ai)d a magpie, and 6ho usually refers to • mo as a jay." PAHI HOTELKEEPER BAD WITH COLIC. I Mr. Joseph Ryan, Hotelkeepor, Pahi, • N.Z., was very bad with Colic and tried ' many remedies, without results. Then o tho llonourablo Mrs. Scotland advised his wifo to give him Chamberlain's . Colic and Diarrhoea' Remedy. He says: "I | was sceptical and refused to tako it, I reckoned such thinpjwero no good.. At , last 1 got so bad that my wifo prevailed ; upon me to try it. After two doses I o was,right and havo been so'over since, i, I was in a bad way, I can tell you, [. but now I swear by Chamberlain's Colic v and Diarrhoea Remedy, and alwnys koep - it handy."—Advt.