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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 214, 16 September 1901, Page 3

THE VICTORIAN RAILWAY COLLISIONNARROW ESCAPE FROM A SERIOUS DISASTER. PKB PRESS ASSOCIATION, Received 14, 10.16 a;m, Melbourne, September 14. Ifc was some minutes after leav ng their respective s f ations that the drivers of the trains realised that they were approaching each other on the same line of rails. For Sanative Uses. Its remarkable emollient, cleansing, and purifying properties, tiertvert from Cuticuua, tho great skin cure, warrant tho use of Cuticura. Soap, in the form of baths for annoying Irritations, inflammations, and chnfings, for too free or offensive perspiration, ami also in the form of internal washes and eolu. tons for ulcerative weaknesses, and for ninny sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest thuiuaulves to women, and especially to "motluij'rf. The twe of CtmcuKA. Ointment with Cuticuua Soap will suggest itself ifl the severer cases. Bold by all Colonial Chcmlit*. PoxTSB I)RUO t ClifcM. Cour., Sole Projis., Boston, U. S. A. V2

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§Bt COLDS. SOLL BY CHEMISTS AND STORES. PBBPAEBD BY A. E. SYIES, 0 ffEMIST. O t pisite Theatre New Plymouth w "ANTE D.—Exp", ienoed Furze Grubbers.—Apply to K. o Hughes. 16 w ANTED.—Two first class Cabinetmakers ; go >d wages.—Apply Bakeb & McMeqhan, Eltham. 15 WAN ED. A thoroughly competent * General Servant. References required,—Apply Mrs. Molniosh, Bank of Aust:alasia. to V\7 ANTED.—Board snd Lodoing for two * T Young Men in a quiet family. Use of piano required.—Write to Z, at this office. WANTED KNOWN.—Miss Winifred BAKEIt (certificate ho'der for 80 worcis per minute from the Auckland Shorthand Writers' Association) is prepared to receive pupils for lesions in Pitman's Shorthand. Terms per quarter: In class, £1 Is; private lessons, £ll(K—Brookside, Oarrington Road. d3o

WANTED. —Send three stamps- for Free Book on Hypnotism, Personal Mag- j oetism, and Magnetic Healing. It is the bey to all business and »ocial success..— If you decile this precious knowledge write to-day.—ProE. Waed, Box 357, P. 0., Auckland. Co TENDERS. ] TENDERS for G, übbing Furze are inviled by the undersigned up WEDNESDAY, 25tli inst. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted Apply M. JONES. TENDERS. WRITTEN Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, the 25th September, for 'aking to piecs about 300 yards (or mora) of Stone Wall at the Kiwau Pah Keserve. The lowest or aiy tender net n<cs ai'y accepte l. Condi-ions on application to W. J. SHAW, 1618w21 Broug p. n-s' rest. LAND, STATIONARY, AND TRACTION ENGINE DRIVERS' CERTIFICATES. EXAMINATIONS for these Certificates will be he'd as follows:—At Courthouse, New Plymoilh, on TUKSrAY, 17th Sep'embrr, 1901, at 9 a.m.; and at Stratford (probably Courthouse) on THURSDAY, IStk September, 1901, at 9 a.m. Application Forms, etc., obtainable at Post Office at each' place, and from the undersigned. ROBERT DUNCAN, Principal Examiner of Engineers; Wellington.