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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 575, 11 June 1913, Page 2

The remaining members of the Arawa troupe of Maoris who left, New Zealand in 1910 under Maggie Papakura. returned by the Paparoa to Wellington on Saturday. Financially the tour was a failure. All the Maoris are glad to be back in New Zealand. The chief, Tamati, states that the Maoris were dogged by bad luck all through the tour, several members having to receive assistance from the New Zealand Government. A baby girl was born to Tawhai on the Paparoa. Iwa Kereti remained in England, where she is doing well. The Maoris left for Rotorua on Monday. Warner's Rust-proof Corsets. In the latest models the bust is low and full. Flexible corsetting above the waist is the result—the newest figure fashion. Perfect comfort with figure elegance. Fierce thunderstorms and torrential rain were experienced in London and many parts of the South of England on Saturday. The lad he loved her deeply, For she billed and cooed so sweetly, And she promised he should have her In the happy day to be. But she qualified it thuswise: That she'd marry him for sure If he'd promise to always keep a stock Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Miss Mclndoe Costumier KING STREET, TE KUITI (Opposite Chronicle Office) WEST END CONSERVATORIES. Seddon street Te Kuiti. BIENNIALS FOR PRESENT . PLANTING Antirrhinium Mixed, is 3d per doz. Canterburry Bells mixed, single and double, Is 3d per doz. Wallflowers mixed, Is per doz. Stock Brompton, Is per doz. W. J DLL, Lessee. E. H. HARDY, Proprietor. A. A. Lissaman Veterinary Chemist, TE KUITI Mr. Lissaman, Chemist, Te Kuiti Dear Sir, Please forward me two bottles of your Colic and Gripe Drench, I find I am right out and I don't feel safe working horses without having some by me, it being such a sure cure. I have used a good few bottles and never known it fail. I am, yours faithfully.