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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3768, 13 June 1907, Page 3

Mr P. H. Rae-Howard lias purchased a shipment of high-grade Ceylon tea which he intends selling at reduced prices. Sample packets may be obtained on application. The fishermen at the heads complain of the scarcity' at present of the finny tribe. The recent cold snap has compelled the fish to seek warmer spots out in the deep. I'liuiiMO lias permanently cured thousands of sufferers from rheumatism ir,-,ut, sciat’ca, ami lumbago. It wil cure you. All stores, 2s Od and ‘ls 6d. Clive it a trial. 3 She: “John, the Joblots’ new house is much larger than ours.” He: “Yes, my dear; so is their mortgage.” Dr Eduardo Abren, a member of the Royal Portuguese Academy of Science, describes in the Herald, Francisco Jose, who was born at Paradella, Amares, in 1788. Jose was recently presented to the Medical Congress on Tuberculosis at Oporto as a fine specimen of a perfectly healthy old man of the Lnsitanian race. Though 119 years old he has no symptom of any disease. Jose served in the Portuguese army, which, in 1810 opposed the invasion of the French under Napoleon I. He was present at the siege of Oporto in 1832, and at the revolution in the Province of Minho in 1846. He is still a good shot, and works as a tailor, carpenter, shoemaker, painter, and gardener. “ My strangest case, said a wellknown oculist recently, “is a woman who can only see with her eyes shut. Her eyes are normal except in one respect —the nerve that conveys the image to the brain has become misplaced. This woman’s eyes are bright and clear. They perform all their functions properly. They dart about, regarding the sunset, the sea, everything; but, on account of their misplaced nerve, they see nothing—nothing whatever. Yet let the woman close her eyes, and the last object gazed upon isylearly visible to her. She sees with her eyes closed. She looks at you, and everything is black. She seals up her lids, and there you are, distinct and bright before her.” Rueumo Ims cured thousands of sufferers from rheumatism, gout, sciatica, lumbago. It will cure you. Try it. All stores, and chemists 2s 6dand Is 6d. A positive cure. 5 flout is really a special form of rheumatism caused by excess uric acid in the blood. Whether your gout is acute or chronic, Rueumo will cure you. All stores. 3 For continuation of Reading Matter see page 4. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCU. TN pursuance and exercise of the powers conferred on it in that behalf by “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900,” “The Rating Act, 1894,” and “The Public Libraries Act, 1869,” it is hereby notified that the Foxton Borough Council intend, on Monday, June 24th, to strike a General Rate of is gd in the £ y and a Library Rate of id in the £ on the annual rental, value of the whole of the rateable property within the Borough of Foxton, and a Sanitation Rate of 6d in the £ 'on the annual rental value of all the house property within the special night-soil area in the Borough of Foxton, for the period commencing on the first day of April, 1907, and terminating on the 31st day of March, 1908, to be due and payable in one sum, at the Council office, Foxton, on the 14th day of July, 1907. The Rate book is open for inspection at the said office, during office hours. Estimated Receipts and Expenditure for the year ending 31st March, 1908 : Receipts ,£1382 3s id Expenditure ,£1382 3s id Details may be seen at Council office during office hours. ALE. FRASER, Town Clerk. Tea. Tea. Tea. 1 /21b l/slb l/71b IT AVTNG purchased the balance of a shipment of Pure Ceylon Tea, I am now selling same in 51b boxes or smaller quantities at 1/2, 1/5 and 1/7 per lb. The quality and prices are unequalled. Samples on application. As the quantity is only limited buyers should make early application for same. P. H. RAE-HOWARD. irnro.f your Boots and Harness 3 them soft and as Rood as new by • ' lie best of all leather preservatives. 3 Gobi SUSS Madal •w,’. I’C’iir.hinij. Pleasant o lour. 22 Exhlb* 2l‘£hoi4t Av/ards. Black or brown, mi bootmakers, Saddlers. Ironmonger, c:c. Manufactory* Dunstable* Hug*