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Matamata Record, Volume II, Issue 80, 2 May 1918, Page 2

A glass of good wine and a choice cigar Promoters of comfort undoubtedly are, Soothing the nerves in a wonderful way, After the worries and work of the day. But when drenched and cold on a winter night, And needing a " snifter" to put you right, , . , . There’s nothing so soothing and warming, be sure, m „ As a “nightcap" of Woods' Peppermint Oure. 14 THE MANCATEPARU ESTATE Purchased by the Government. For a Returned Soldiers’ Settlement. The well-known Mangateparu estate, the property of Mr A. Bell, has been acquired by the Government for the purpose of a returned soldiers’ settlement. The property, which is 4,400 acres in extent, and is about five miles from Morrinsville, is 1 all cleared and is in good grass. Opinions of farmers is that it will make a first-class settlement. The price has not yet been divulged, but Mr Bell told a “ Star ” representative that he accepted £5 an acre less than he would otherwise have done on account of it being secured for the returned soldiers. The Government takes possession at the end of June. For Influenza take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Never fails. 1/G, 2/0. For Children’s Hacking Cough at night. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. 1/6, 2/0 WE FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE Keep that thought in mind when j'ou visit our stores in Victoria Street, Hamilton, or Hobson Street, Auckland, or whenever you write us. No matter what article of home necessity you may require we will include when furnishing either a single room or a mansion. Also remember that we are manufacturers —furniture made up to any design, either extravagant or economical. Just state your particular wishes ai/d we will give you a price that defies competition. G. B. WARMAN VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON Head Office and Factory: Hobson Street Auckland.