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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 March 1915, Page 4

If W. M. Clark were to offer you 7s 8d for 10s, you would accept it with pleasure. That is exactly what Clark's are doing now—not in hard cash— but in saving on your boy's school suit, ite&d Clark's new advertisement on the "1 am a "bootmaker,'' writes Mr Frederick Miller, Great tijng Street. North Dunedin, N. Z. "and for many years suffered from terrible headaohes and irregularity of the Dowels dae to my sedentary life. After taking >ne box of Chamberlain's Tablets I greatly benefited and they soon effoc*ied my cure. Upon the slightest sympto-ns of constipation I take two or l, .b'"«e rablets whioh always set me right. Jlere » a wonderful os post fret ,-"-arcel for cash with order:—Pair of eltow Lisle gloves, all shades; pair ot 2-dome Lisle gloves, all shades, tusked Paris net yoK©; pair sieeve* to natch; three hair nets; glove mendar. Satisfaction or your money back vith tbeso eleven articles for 6s. Oollinocn and Cunninjdiame, Palmers ton

Hon. W. Holman in maintaining the right to determine Ministers' order of precedence. The Hon. W. Holman stated that generally he thought Air Carmichael did a wrong thing in precipitating crisis. Mr Carmichael rejected all entreaties to reconsider his decision. There were seven candidates for the vacancy and the ballot, now between Graham and Burgess, is incomplete. Two votes were unrecorded. It s believed that Grahame leads by one. 1 Further developments are anticipated.