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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 164, 14 June 1909, Page 2

The usual fortnightly meeting of the Te Kuiti Oddfellows' Lodge was held last Thursday. Rev. Mitchell, who had been at Hamilton as delegate to the Friendly Societies Conference, submitted his report The matter of gaining admittance to hospital and Rotorua Sanitorium at reduced fees, for members of Friendly Societies, was discussed, and a sub-committee was appointed to make further negotiations. —Bro. Mitchell's report was received with thanks. When skinned your nose and sore your eye's. And choked your head and chest likewise, Don't stop to vainly theorise On cause obscure; When pain and anguish wring the brow, 'Tis time to jump, you will allow; Take my advice and get it now — Woods' Peppermint Cure. No delay is being allowed to hinder the operation of the Government's scheme to provide land for the use of retrenched Civil servants, whose superannuation does not exceed £;5 a year. The Prime Minisier siafss that instructions have already been given to the Commissioners of Crown Lands in Auckland, Taranaki, Wellington, aqd to select suitable blocks of good land.