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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9461, 2 June 1909, Page 3

" Decrees nisi were granted at Auckland in Thos. Naughton Maoßeynolds v. Margaret Maoßeynolds, and Edward V. Rice v. Annie Rice for misconduct with Oliver Sorenson. The estates of 138 deceased persona were certified by the Uommissioner of Stamps durine May. The largest was that of Mr A. S. Aldridge, Wellington, at £30,348. Others were: —Robert' Charters, Otago, £9111; William Mill, Otago, £7507; Edward Eraser, Westland, £13,016; Joseph Dunn, Auckland, £6045; John Markham, Auckland, £4807; E. W. G. Rich, Christchurch, £4995; Eva Y. Von Haast, Christchurch, £3161 ; Robert Smith, Taranaki, £3476; Joseph Hird, Hawke’s Bay, £4357. The Wellington estates included;— Roderick Matheaon, £4941; Sarah Osborn, £2500; Dr. Willoooks, £1735; Edward Kinbead, £1186; Ohas. E. Carter, £1169; Gilbert S. Mouat, '£995; O. E. G. Bird, £989; Louis E. Mackett, £608; David Ewart, £608; Maurice Ready, £519. ♦ WORK. Who’s born to sloth? To some we find The ploughshare’s annual toil assigned ; Some at the sounding anvil glow; Some the swift sliding shuttle throw; Some, studious of the wind and tide, From pole to pole our commerce guide; While some of genius more refined With head and tongue assist mankind. §ln every rank, or great or small, ’Tis industry supports us all. Yet common task and da : ly round Becomes a bore, unless ’tis found That TAE-OL—beat of household aids— i ‘ The joy of mistress; friend of maids; From dainty shoes to portmanteaux, Such leather goods appear as new, Floor coverings add years of wear, With pattern bright and polish there. Yes, TAN OL works, goes ne’er on strike, Is loved by all, serves all alike. In tins 6d (paste), Is (liquid)/ Zymole Trokeys are just the thing for" hoarseness. They clear the throat and soothe the irritated membrane. Absolutely harmless.

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