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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 294, 7 December 1908, Page 2

"I found the farming community ami traders generally in particularly' good Ilea it," was what Mr. Harold lienuchamp, chairman 0 f director* of the Hank of Xew Zealand, just returned from 11 brief visit t« South Canterbury and Northern Othgo. told a Times' interviewer. This, hi' considered, was occasioned liv the substantial improvement which had occurred in tlio value of the principal staple, wool, which, to his mind, might fairly lie stated as now realising n n tin- whole the prices which were obtained two years ago, and which were : undoubtedly prolitahle to the producers. In addition, the southern people were 'experiencing one of the liest seasons tliey had ever had for lambs. The numbers were phenomenally large, and ill eo'iwetpience of (he line season it was expected that tliey would he ill particularly good condition for export at an early date. Then, again, 171 spite of the dry weather experienced during the past:' few weeks, the crops were showing well, and it was anticipated that there would he good yields of all descriptions of grain. On the whole, Mr. licauchanip, the outlook was distinctly favorable and encouraging. J liaek up a sewer and you Will poison Ihe whole neighbourhood, eltiw up the liver and bowels and your sy|tein is full of undigested food, which som-s n n( ] f er . nients- tilis means- indigestion, headache, luid breath, yellow skin and every thing that is horrible. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets quickly stop fermentation ill the stomach, mid thev make the liver lively, tone ,up tho bowels and e'et the whole mnehlnerv •goins. For Bale by all cliemiits jud ifoNCttpniv • .... i,. ....