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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9022, 9 December 1907, Page 1

"OUR GOOD ANGEL SPEAKS i - TO YOU. She brings a Message of Success. SI e tells you that Thousands have been mice , Successful by studying with the '. GREATESTSTECHNICALISCHOOL IN j THE WOELD. 208 Different Courses! i Over a Million Students! j Ifcosts nothing toiinjuire. I j A fjply to j A. J. KICKAEDS, j District Agent, International Correspondence School, j Clmrcli Street, Palmerston North. ; j THE SQUARE, I PALMERSTON NORTH. i (Next A. E. Clausen's CrocVery Arcade.) Special Display of MILLINERY, COSTUMES, SUN HATS and SAILOR H A.TS for Show Week. Just Arrived—4o Sample Quilts from 2s lid to 23s ' Towels, in white and cream, from 4jd i to 4s lid Curtains in "White and Ecru selling at very low prices. Do not fail to in: ipect our Stock before purchasing elsewhe -e, for you will save money. Is in the £ Discount for CASH at GARNER & GARNER'S, The Leading and Cheap.est Drapers and Milliners, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. yiSITORS TO THE SHOW AEE I INVITED TO INSPECT J SPECIAL DISPLAY MAIN STREET. WEST, J PALMERSTON NORTH. I MINE MILLIONS AT STAKE. On a document in the British Museum depends the fate of an estate of no less a sum than £9,000,000. The estate 'in question is that of the late Duke of Brunswick, Earl Karl 11. The claim to its ownership is made by the descendants of the Countess Civry, formerly Lady Golvillo. The case has been before the Brunswick courts for a period, and was finally dealt with recently. Karl 11. was the son of the famous Duke of Brunswick, who fell at Waterloo, and, with his brother, was left to the guardianship of King George IV. He proved a hopelessly dissolute prince, devoting his time to prodigality and the accumulation of precious stones, of which ho left one of the finest collection in the world. Ho died in 1873 at Geneva, leaving a portion of his immense fortune to that town on the condition that a statue was erected to him. The Oivry claim is based on the fact that the Duchess—then Lady Colville —was Duke Karl's daughter. The claimants allege that she was formerly legitimised by the duke, and, as her heirs, his private fortune, taken by his brother on his death, should be theirs.™ the action they brought was decided against them, but was taken up again a year later on tho ground of a new fact. This was the discovery in the British Museum of a certificated copy of the document in which it was alleged Lady Colville hart been legitimised, the original having been destroyed when the ducal Schloss was burned down by the insurrectionary Brunswickers. The plaintiffs' counsel contend that the paper found in the British Museum had as high legal standing as the "original, and that its validity had been recognised by tho English courts. On the other ;hand, the defence sought to prove, from a French brochure of the year 18G5, winch dealt with the bulky subject of the Divke's love affairs, that at the time in question he did not regard Lady Colville as his legitimate daughter. Judgment was reserved. DON'T COUGH ALL NIGHT. Restful sleep follows the use of Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery. The best lung remedy in the world. Small dose. Pleasant to take. Every bottle guaranteed. Obtainable at all stores, Marton, Ellis Bros., Hunterville, and Mausell & Sons, Bulls. Ladies will be interested in a very special purchase we have _ just completed in Chemises, Knickers, Nightdresses, and Combinations, also summer "Underclothing and White Skirts. Those goods wo bought at a substantial discount, and aie prepared to clear at exactly Wholesale Prices at McEldowney's stores, Marton, Hunterville, and Tailiape. * Breakfast, Luncheon and Dinner can bo enjoyed by dyspeptics after taking Pearson's Pepto-chlor. Is, 2s 6A and 4s.

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