VOLUNTEER NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 72, 19 March 1902, Page 2

VOLUNTEER NEWS.

| The Taranaki Guards paraded on Tuesday night, when there was only a moderate muster. Lieutenant Cook was in command and Lieutenant Holmes was also present. Tho oompaay discussed the question of facings for the proposed new dre-s uniform, and the decision arrived at will be far- 1 warded on to the battalion officers. ! The Taranaki Rifles will parade at j 7.30 on Monday next at tbe Drill Hall, j and the annual meeting of the corps will be haid on Wednesday, when an \ elecsion of officers will t-ike place and I other matters will be discussed. A j full attendance of members is requssted.!

JiOuLO ■ h.Y6' OINrMKNi' AND PILLS' Rheumatism, Neuralgia it ia sometimes diificult i° deternrns which of these is afriicung the sufferer, out this ignorance does not matter ,f Hollow's remedies be used. The f alleviate and cure all muscular and nervous pains. . n hereditary rheu.utism, afler bathing the affected parts with ! warm s .lt wa'er, Hoi'o way's Ointment! Should be well rubbed upon th- spot, that it may penetrate and sxert it- soothing and < regulating properties on the deeper venial and nerves which are unduly excited, and cause both the pain and swelling. Hollo-! way s treatment has «,■ merit of removing! the disease without debilitating the eonsti-' tut on, which was the le3u ; t 0 f the bleeding, mercury and lolooicum practice R dopte<J thew (jomplaiofcs,—