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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1952, 7 December 1906, Page 4

Mr J. A. Gilrutb, Chief Government Veterinarian, left for Sydney by the Maheno on his way to Europe on a visit iu search of knowledge. After a brief stay in Sydney, Mr Giiruth will go on to the Old World by the first mail steamer, and will spoud the greater part of his six months’ leave of absence (taken at his own expense) at the London laboratories, and at the Pasteur Institute, Paris, studying the latest developments in bacteriology (of which ho has been au enthusiastic student for several years) and veterinary science generally. Mr Giiruth was entertained at dinner at the Hotel Cecil by a number of his personal friends, and tho chief members of his staff, the chair being occupied by Mr J. B. Maeiilwau, one of the earliest friends that Mr Giiruth made in the colony. The Chief Health Officer (1 r Mason) was also present. Hr Ooihns was absont on account of professional engagements. Mr Gilruth’s health was toasted with great enthusiasm, aad all present joined in wishing him bon voyage and a safe re« turn. During Mr Gilruth’s absence his duties will bs carried out by Mr C. J. Reakos, Assistant Chief Veterinarian.

Ministerial shortcomings.— Minister of Marino : I say, what time should I plant tomatoes ? I’m starting a garden. Minister of Agriculture : Hanged if I know. Ask tiio Mimstor of Mines ; he’s a bit of a gardener. By the way, I’m thinking of buying a yacht, but I don’t know whether to got a contra* board or not. What do you advise ? 'Mimster of Marino (meditatively) : Wei), a centreboard might do, but I thime tne bottles would be less likely to bo upset if kept in a sideboard. — Observer. INDI3UBTION-A (JOSE TO3 IT. Cathariio pitta novor have and never wit 1 euro indigestion and ctomaeh troubles Why? Became they act entirely ou the bowels, wboms tho wholo trouble is really the stomach. Whon the Btomaoh is diseased all the other organs seller. That is why fatal dkeases of the heart, liver, kidneys and longs aro so often the direofc result of indigestion. The use of one i f Dr Sholdon’s Uig-slivo labules altur eaeh meal gives the stomach perfect res*, because they conla'n all the natrral digeslants as found in a healthy stomach. This is a oemmon-senso method cf treiting all Btomaoh troubles, and ihe rocults aro always sextain, Tor sale by A. W. J. Mann, Agent, Chemist.

Weak Backs.—The weak spot In maDy men and women is tho back. It gives out keforo the other parts of the body. II gets tired and aches terribly after a day’s work or night’s pleasure a sired, weak back, pulls a person right down and renders life miserable. The kldnoya are often supposed to be tho cause, but ueuaiiy the muscloa and tendens in the back have been strained. Dr Sheldon’s Magnetio liniment is tho proper and only permanent remedy. Bub It into the pores of tbe book, and a feeling of renewed strongih and vigor will come immedltte’y, and a few suah treatments will fix you up all right. Dr. Sheldon’s Magnetio Liniment lakes out soreness and inflammation. It iuv goratrs and freshens ail the muscular tissues- It contains ingroaientg that you never used before. Tor Eale by A, W. Mann, Agent, Chemist.

LAYJKENGE-KENBEBY milking maskines. TT>. A JET FARMERS desirous of obtrtnlrg B y particulars of and Estimates for Urn erection of tbeLtswreuoa-Kennedy MILKING MACHINES ehonlu apply Jo tha Loco Agent—william e. akeoyd, Intercolonial Laud and M.M. Go. FOB SALE. ,d 6S f Oj ACT 13 of First-class O' Country, within me railo (i Borough. The laud is in English C-well-fenced and sub-divided. There forty acres cf Crsi ola3r Firewood. Tha is also surveyed into sections ready for with plenty of feed, water and shelter in section. It i 3 tit for sheep or dairying, the only large boob of land for sale olose to tbs town. Good terms. E. P. JOYCE, Land Agoni ilMs.il!