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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 784, 30 March 1905, Page 4

" My lungs were weak and I was often troubled with colds. A • life insurance company wanted to load my premiums. The examining doctor advised LANE'S EMULSION. I took it three times a day for several months, and also made good use of fresh air. Lane's Emulsion and fresh air have healedf my lungs, and the insurance people have accepted nae^^jrdinar^ates/^l3B The Steamer Needwood, PURCHASED BY THE TJNIO.Y COMPANY, Union Steam Ship Company have purchases the British steamer, | Need wood, adding a first-class cargo boat, to their fine fleet. The Xccdwood, which the company have decided to re-name the Kaituna, is a new .vessel, and is of approximately the same type as the Karori and Kakapo, of the growing "K" class ol' cargo-carriers. A special feature of the vessel is her exceptional]*.- largo •hatches, which will facilitate the rapid working of cargo. Three of these measure 24fi by 27ft, and the fourth is 30ft by 27ft. The Kaituna was built by Messrs Osborne, Graham, and Co., of Sunderland, and was launched in October, 1904. She is 1977 tons gross register, 279 ft in length, by 40ft beam, by 18ft depth. It is intended that she shall replace the Rotokino recently sold by the company, and her principal running will be in the coastal trade.

T HAPPY LIVES ARE LIVE 3CM ;n HAPPY LIVING. * HAPPINESS HAS COME OF LAT f» TO MANY A NEW PLYMOUTH w CITIZEN, In New Plymouth there is many i •, happy home. Perhapß you knoi >- of some, or better still, it may b i that you rest your head in on - yourself. Then again, there is manj tan unhappy creature in oHr midst i 'Tis not surprising that this ehoulc 3be the ease, when one thinks o ■f the burdens some backs arc for 0 ced to bear. If yours is not thi t, back that bears the burden, stil t we think you would be glad to lent i a helping hand to lighten another. Let me show you how it can be r done, and at the same time tell a „ story of New Plymouth life lhat c will prove that this aid can easily be given. s Mrs R. Heal, New Plymouth, says :— *' For three years I suffered . with the kidneys and badly nestled a medicine to give me relief. The J symptoms were pain in the back and * giddiness and headaches. The pains •in my back were simply agonis- ' ing, and my heartaches were so " violent that they used to prostrate 1 me. I was for over using medl- • cines, but they never did mn any I good. I was at a loss what to try '. next when I saw Doan's Backache ! Kidney Pills advertised, and I got r a box at the Co-operative Store |in Currie Street. These pills are best medicine I have ever i;s----l ed. They are splendid. They gave Jme such relief that 1 did not » take them regularly, but I know J they will effect a permanent cure jin time."Take no substitute.: Romeiuber, it I is Doan's Backache Kidney Pills which Mrs Heal recommends, and if you suffer as she did you want the same remedy. j Doan's Backache Kidney Pills arc sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box—six l«oxes 16s 6d—or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W. But be sure they are DOAN'S. J Pigs arc more nearly allied to hulan nature than most people inijine. Mr Percy Wilkinson, Government analyst, was relating t 0 Hie Tariff Commissioner, says the Melbourne Age, the effect of spirit poisons on the human system. "" «1 that in France experime; ■been made with pigs " u stomachs most closely res of the human being, and there was no ■difficulty in getting them to take] alcohol."- The,.[Jigs were all madel chronte akoholists. Half of them] were given the highly-rectified spirit, and survived four years. The other hilt? were given .spirit containing the usual impurities, and died within two or three years. It is the impurities of the spirit that make the flavour, and 20 years' koepiivg would not cause the spirit to loso any of its impurities. The only effect 'was to improve the flavour.- Alcohol was about the purest ingredient in spirit. Do you dread washing day ? Then iuy a tin of Washine and cheer up. lee a list of storekeepers who stock' t. A 6d tin sufficient for a week's rashing.* Storage fn dry brick* s'tore, low Inurance rate, minimum fi>o risk, low 1 ates for storage.—The New Zealand '"■*{>resg eaonwmy. Ltd, ? ■