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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 19 September 1924, Page 5

The son of a Lancashire farm-lubr- : ourer, and having started work himself as a ploughboy, Alderman A. .1 BaileV •' has been chosen to be Lord Mayor- of Sheffield next year.. He will be the.&eci ond Labour Mayor of that city;? The exact origin of slavery cannot be traced. It probably arose, at an early period of the world’s history out of the accident of capture in war. All the - ancient Oriental nations of whom there are records, including the' -Jews, 'had" their slaves. • • - Passengers by air during 1923 numbered 28,801 hi Germany - 11;947 in • - England; 7361 in France:;'- and 3937 in Holland. On the other hand,. Britisli s machines carried 306 tons of goods, against Germany’s 102, France’s 755, ‘ • and Holland’s 175. •- - ; . - RHEUMO SOON CURED A WELLINGTON MAN. The experience of a well-known Wei- ' lington resident (name given on request to bona fide enquirers) will be of interest to all who suffer from Rheumatism or any of its kindred ; ailments.' This gentleman wrote as follows: “I have suffered for some time, from ' Rheumatic Gout and Sciatica. I found your medicine, RHEUM.O, a quick remedy; two or three doses arrest and cure an attack.” What Rheumo has dohe in this instance it does in all cases of Rheumatism, Gout. Sciatica and kindred diseases. Why suffer needless ' pain when so effective a remedy is jirocurable from all chemists. Large bottles, 4/6 each. —Advt.