HOMESTEAD BURNED
MR. G. HUNTER'S RESIDENCE.
By Telegraph—Vrcns ABBocntion,
Dannevirke, July 19. . A fire at Porangahau in tho early hours of the morning destroyed the homestead of Mr. G. Hunter, M.P. for Waipawa. The building comprised 10 rooms, a portion of the structure being comparatively new. Mr. Hunter saved hid records, papers, and pictures. The insurances are unknown. Be Prepared. Insure with Tho Tnsurance Office of Australia (Tho "1.0.A. ). All claims settled without vexatious delay. Wellington Office, 33 Johnston Street. Active Agents Wanted— Adrt. CONSTIPATION COMBATED WANGANUI LADY'S TRIBUTE TO DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "My mother first recommended my using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills to combat. Constipation," writes Mrs. Florence Roy, of 40 Dublin Street Wanganuf. "I found them the best Pills for tins complaint, and never use any other; years ago as a girl I found them useful for relieving Biliousness. _ I am a mother of two children, and a resident of a little more than a year." Dr Morse e Indian Root Pills are made to a'formula of tho Highest Standard, and from Purely Vegetable ingredients of tho finest quality, and maybe taken as occasion may require, with the most gratifying results,
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 253, 20 July 1920, Page 5
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196HOMESTEAD BURNED Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 253, 20 July 1920, Page 5
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