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Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 3 May 1920, Page 3

YOU WILL SOON LOS I ) IT. If you are subject to bilious attachtako a course of Chamberlain's Tablets to begin with and you will soon have lost all that bilious feeling. Then take an occasional (lose of Chamberlain's Tablets and you will be completely re j lieved of all bilious tendencies, if obi ( everywhere.—Advt.

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TAKI AND ACROSS THE TARARUAS. above Booklet., just published. " contains an interesting description f tno Tararaa mountain track from •taki to Greytown, together with a hort account of the early history of Jtaki, and brief mention of a te-.v of Otaki's beauty spot?. Printed' oa art paper and pjofusc-h illustrated. SOME PRESS NOTICES: "New Zealand' Tirnos."—"lt '-- ■ tastefully-arranged publication, bright lv -written, and splendidly illustrated Palmerston "Evening Standard. "The compiler of the booklet is to ;■■ congratulated upon the of h: labours, tor the pub.lication i> bound v attract considerable attention fr»i; -those well acquainted with ths ni.-tno: •while it will prove an abundant sourc of information to those who have no yet had th§ opportunity of visiting th seaside at Otaki or making the joume; 0%-er the ranges. . . . There are son. fins illoitrations of mountain scene:; and mountain flora, and tL.- jaurne is described with a wealth or detai Of Otaki itself there is also a splendi collection of vir>ws, giving an escellec idea of. tic ani its environ.-. ' Foxton "Herald. ••-••The bookie vice to prospective to-m.? • ■ • *--_ should help to advertise wear :r, •: near future will be one c<: arsuifc: attrsQtios.S to tourists, > \ . Mr Pe: i- ?n b* Misruendeu for publishing -"