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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 73, 26 March 1903, Page 2

The grest bulk of tli9 late Mr J. A. Bwen'a e'ltite is said to be ia New Zealand and Aust'alU. The Union Company's steamer Mapourika has been placed at the disposal of tha Government f'«o of charge for the Parliamentary trip to the isl>nds, and will leave Wellington on the 16th April for Auckland, her final port of departure. Tho Waingongoro River will shirtly be used for generating electricity for light and power to supply several towns and the sur-rouriii-g distriot. About 230 horse power will be installed immediately, and when this is wording, tie plant will be increased to 700 horse-power. The whole of the work?, from the tnrbines to hoase.worliing, has been placed in the hands of Messrs Btenart and Fenn, of Auckland and Donedin, A CONVINCING ANSWER, The following testimoual shows the value of Needhsm's Salve Mr. Newdham—Your Salve is flrst-class for'rawing and healing It-s spaedy pfleets on wounds is surprising Bvery mother of a family ought to ke.;p * supply at hand, most espeoially In ooontry places where safe and sure remedies euoh as yonr 6alve, applied quickly saves mnoh pain and doctors accounts. oonsidar no home complete without It,—James flomoe. Agent* lor Needham'i Salve, 00-oneraUvt Soelety, Now Plymouth,—