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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9423, 20 April 1909, Page 3

, AtKaiwara, in the Amuri district, states the Lyttelton Times, Mr Reginald Wilson had an encounter on Friday with an nominally large wild hoar, a piebald o| the black and Tamworth type. Mr Wilson’s horse almost trod on the boar, which was fast asleep, and on being disturbed the animal hesitated, enabling Mr Wilson to send a charge "of shot into his right eye. The boar and Mr Wilson’s dogs had a sharp enconnter, but another ahotJJ disabled him, and he was soon despatched. The animal’s skin, trimmed and cleaned of fat, weighs 901 b, and the tusks are very large. It is thought that the boar is one of..which traces have been seen in the district for some years. Chamberlain’s Tablets have proved remarkably successful in curing stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation. One man was cured of a bad stomach trouble by these tablets after having spent many pounds for medicines and treatment, without any permanent benefit. In oases of constipation they are mild and gentle in their action, and they leave the bowels in a natural and healthy condition. They are easy to take ami pleasant in effect. Try them. You .will find them far superior £to pills. For sale everywhere.