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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 166, 18 July 1904, Page 3

Captain G. H. Hantaan, of the M flattery, Royal Horse Artillery, stationed at Krugersdorp, South Africa, la a visitor to New Zealand. He left Wellington yesterday morning for Auckland, en route for Japan, where ,-he will be attached to one of the Motions of the Japanese land forces. ' An Auckland telegram states that ob Saturday afternoon the Premier, company with the Anglican Bish,op, rode to Otahuhu, where an inspeo "tion was made of the homo for faille# women. Mr Secklon had a conversation regarding the Government's maternity scheme with Miss Sludson, the matron, who expressed Approval of the proposals. WHAT RIIEUMO DOES. -Mr TV. WEARING, Miner, Mataura, States as follows "I am 79 years old, and havff lived in Mataura 40 . years. For seve# months T was a great sufferer frorn rheumatism, so bad that at times I coujd not leave my bed. It was told of Rheumo. .. and took four bottles. The result was that I was completely cured of , rheumatism. Mr Mac Gibbon. who *\ J.f'.. and a well-known merchant 3»re, can verify my statement. 1 stfial! a' ways be glad to tell sufferer;; what your wonderful medicine Rheu•a» did for me." Sold everywhere, : 2s 8d and 4s 6d. Kempthome, Pros- : fler and Co.. Wholesale Agents.* 1 Tourlßts and travellers' requirements are specially catered for by > th# New Zealand Express Company, limited Baggage stored or forwar- - fad to meet the traveller at nny :;jelnt. New Plymouth office—UrouytfrntSMHt. I