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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2328, 9 December 1914, Page 10

HEADACHE AND LASSITUDE. .' "For some weeks I suffered from a stomach trouble which caused headache and lassitude," says Mr. Frederick E. White 162 Clark Street, Northcote, Vic. "I had soon Chamberlain's Tablets advertised for such complaints and decided to try what they would do for me. They are the best medicino I know of for stomach troubles and they did me a great deal of good."— Advt. i In a single day harvesters near Bishops Stortford, who wished to take advantage of the present high prices gathored in a whole wheat crop, after which it was threshed and.ground, and the same night sent as flour to London. Tho Port of London Authority has intimated to the Government its intention of making no charge for its services in connection with the storage of 'such portions of the gifts of flour, cheese and coal'from Canada, Quebec, and" Nova Scotia as may, be sent' to the Port of London. For Sewing Machines, Knitting Machines, Washers, and other home helps, patrcnisq a British Firm, employing British Capital, and handling British Goods. For tnich lines wo have a reputation'for goodness and value throughout the Dominion. Our lines are unsurpassed for excellence and economy. Call or write Oscar Hewett and Co., the Home of Domestic Machinery,, 56. Cuba Strut, Wellington.—Advt,