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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 198, 14 July 1903, Page 4

R. R. R. R.

FOUR "r's" easily remembered, and well worth remembering. They mean a good deal to many sufferers in the communitv, for they represent in an abbreviated form a great truth—"Rheumo Revels in Relieving Rheumatism." Here you have it a single sentence all that need be told of Rheumo, the rest must be left to your experience after a trial. Rheumo is a medicine to be swallowed in prescribed doses, and every dose that is swallowed goes tc the affected parts, kilis "the pain, removes the swelling, and eliminates the excess uric acid, Rheumo is the best solvent of uric acid and phosphatic sediment, Rheumo Conquers Rheumatism, Sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 2s6d and 4s 6d per bottle

To show what can be done with lucerne in this colony, a farmer living near Napier has seven cows to keep on 8 J acres of lucerne, and from the factory for his milk alone he received £l3 pet cow for the twelve months, his only being day for a fortnight. The lucerne gave three to four cuttings and was fed part as hay, and part green. The lucerne being mixed with the lucerne hay no doubt did much to keep up the milk supply. The Shops and Offices Bill, which the Government has re-introduced this session, represents an important departure from last yeat's Bill, inasmuch as it provides that the weekly half holiday shall be on Saturday. Clause 7of the Bill reads:—Except as hereinafter specially provided, every shop shall be closed not later than one o'clock in the afternoon on Saturday in every week, and shall remain closed for the remainder of the day. The Dunedin Benevolent Trustees have decided to ask the Government to amend the laws to prevent New Zealand beinf a dumping ground foi the Commonwealth. Quite a number of cases came before the Trustees recently of men from Australia, with families, who have been unable to find employment.

There have been erected at the Kaiapoi woollen mills eighteen of the fastest and most up to date looms. The looms were made by Mr G. Hodgson, Bradford, and work at what is techni cally termed 110 picks per minute, with four shuttles, .in turning out heavy tweeds. In other respects the wool scouring plant in the mills has been added to. To relieve the mill from night, working, a larger washing, milling.and falling,plant has been introduced, and an additional set of fast milling stocks. A considerable addition has been made in the buildings, inclusive of a room for anew tentering machine, for hosiery making, as well as extensions to other departments. As the result of a recent visit to the mills the directors made arrangements for further extensions. For Children's Hacking Cough at night take Wood's Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d and 2s 6d.