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Taihape Daily Times, 19 April 1919, Page 5

“Mother needed not experience to b© kind.”—Stanus. It just come to her naturally. That’s why there is always on the home shelf a big bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver, ready for Tommy’s little sneezes and sniffles—Nature’s signs that a cold is approaching. And sneezes and sniffles are pretty frequent at this time of the year. The weather is so changeable, that it behoves all mothers to have Baxter’s handy. 2/6 per large bottle. ’All chemists and Stores, 4

LATE. ADVERTISEMENTS. this morning, between Era’s Hotel and Wong Hands shop, a five stone diamond ring. Reward on returning to Em’s Hotel. TO THOSE WHO WORKED AND VOTED FOR PROHIBITION ON APRIL 10. *THE N.Z. ' ALLIANCE AND NATIONAL EFFICIENCY LEAGUE RETURNPTHANKS The N.Z. Alliance and The National Efficiency League desire to most heartily thank all who voted in favour of Prohibition on April 10. Special thanks are also tendered to i all those who worked so splendidly in I securing such a substantial Prohibition majority within the Dominion. If the final reguft discloses a majority against Prohibition, as seems probable, a further campaign for the abolition of the Liquor Traffic without compensation at the General Election will be commenced and the-Alliance and the Efficiency League appeal now to all electors to support this proposal, and specially request all who are willing to assist in the campaign to send their names at once to the local organisation, or to Head Office in Wellington. R. S. GRAY, President, New Zealand Alliance. W. D. HUNT, President, National Efficiency League.

NOTICE. Tito friends and supporters of Mr. A. J. Job!in for the Mayoralty are invited to meet at the Town Hall Supper Room at 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, APRIL 22n<I to complcae organisation, plans, and other matters in connection with the election. Convenors: S. REID, H .DASHWOOD, J. DE LUEN. J. ETEVEXEAUX. A Big Thing To-day ami no Error! THE PREMIER WINTER SHOW OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

DAIRY SHOW. Affiliated with the Royal Horticultural Society (England.) and Breeders’ Consignment Cattle Sale. PALMERSTON NORTH SHOWGROUNDS, JUNE 17,' 18, Id and 20. See the Manawatu Poultry Association's Feathered Exhibits! See the Butor and Cheese that semis N.Z. up in the London Markets. See the Apples, Roots, Seeds, Vegetables, etc. See the Machinery Display. and spend four days of interest throughout. General entries close June 2nd Cattle Sale entries close 17th May Schedules free on application to the Secretary, W. T. PENNY, Pox 85, Palmerston North. The rate in which the Zulus r '~ travel upon an emergency is astonishing, Some will go as many as fifty miles in six hours; eight miles is an ordinary pace. After meals take a little SHARLAND’S FLUID MAGuSTESIA. Prevents acidity and headache. SHARLAND’S i s fresh, pure( agreeable. Refuse substitutes. 4