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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 171, 10 April 1903, Page 5

Shipment of the Celebrated OLIVER PLOUGHS, Circular Coulter, THE SAME LOW PRICE, £4 5s ; WITH EXTRAS. A. MANOY, HIGH STREET, MOTUEKA.

'MUSCLES IN KNOTS." JOINTS ALL STIFFENED AND | SWOLLEN. * ' ANCE-LIKE pains torturing and tor_J menting you. You are the victim ot Rheumatism, and you don't think you will ever get rid of the trouble. Perhaps you have trieo. all kinds of old wives' cures, much advertised quack remed-es, a trip or two'to Rotorua, all to no purpose, and you feel despondent. Don't despair ! There's a medicine that can and will cure you. Take "Rheumo." It is not a liniment but a medicine ;it is a positive antidote for uric acid poison ; it kills the pain, removes the swelling, and clears the system of the excess uric acid. "Rheumo Conquers Rheumatism." Sold by all chemists and stores at 2S 6dand 4s 6d per bottle.

Jack Munroe, who took down the champion, Jeffries, has been matcher! to fight Tom Sharkey next June for L4OOO. If he gets through with the man-o' warsman he will fight Jeffries for the championship. Recently deceased pulpiteer Parker, of L mdon City Temple, claimed to be a good minister for business men. And he was a good business man for a minister, since he left property valued at .£23,623, a nice, substantial camel to lump through Heaven's needle-eye. For Children's Hacking Cough at night take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d and 2s 6d.

At the banquet to Sir Joseph Ward at the Hotel Australia, Sydney, given by Mr O.ven Cox, of Birt and Co., Limited, and attended by a very representative gathering of public men, there were some fifteen to twenty New Zealanders present and among them a knot of ex-New Zealand Pressmen. They arranged an impromptu Mauri reception to Sir Joseph. When Sir Joseph rose to speak he got a great reception from the assemblage generally, and when that ceased Mr E. D. Hoben led a Maori war-cry, which was joined in by a lusty chorus from a host of Maorilanders, who raised such a yell, as shook the big "Australia'' drawing room in which the affair was held, and thoroughly startled those of the guests not in the secret. One American Pressman who was near the door made for it. Several people half rose in their seats, and Sir John See, amidst a roar of laughter and fresh cheers, called across to the leader, 'Til have you all arrested for upsetting the State Ministry," while the Federal

Every Woman Loves That goes uiithoui saying, and every Woman with a refined taste loves jS'tiratitrci. Yes, Every Woman Loves Loves it Jor its delicious flavour, for its exquisite aroma, and its delicate bouquet. Is Rich, Strong, & Fragrant. jr. nd goes further than any other Tea, thus making it the most econo--1 rnical family Tea. Stiratura, is pure, ) honest Ceylon Tea, and is with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior Teas. ..Sold by all Storekeepers.

Premier rattled vigorous applause, and Mr G. H. Held jocularly commented on. the energy of the islanders. Sir Joseph devoted the opening of his speech to special reference to New Zealanders abroad and the way their welcome warmed his heart. The profit comes from the eggs, notthe carcase of the bii-d, says Mr Hyde, the poultry expert. Laying powers of different breeds varied. There was really no best breed, but the secret of the business was breeding from the best layers. He wanted the poultry farmers to breed only from the best layers, as the Americans did, and in time they would have hens which •would lay 175 to 200 eggs a year. In America the poultry products were over .£1,000,000 ahead of all other industries.

NOTICE OF APPLICA TION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. T SARAH ANN BOYCE, of Motueka, do hereby give notice that, I desire to obtain, and will,, at the next Licensing- Meeting to be holden at the Court-house, Motueka, on the second day of June, 1903, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License (with eleven o'clock extension) for a house, situate at Motn • eka, and known as the Swan Hotel, containing ten rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the 31st Hay of March, 1903. SARAH ANN BOYCE.