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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 358, 8 April 1910, Page 5

A taxi-cab made its appearance on I Monday morning on the ranks, and for tlie future will lie found, when disenjraflpd. on it* stand in E<rmont-streer, opposite Mess". E. Oifiths and Co.'? peed warehouse. The "taxi" represents the latest enternnse of Mr. W". A. .Turv. of the East End livery stables, and should soon have a brisk connection. The cab is painted and unholsfered in d.'rk maroon, and is vrv comfortable, with seating for four nasspngrers. The motor is n 10-12-h.n. Dc Dion, which is only another for reliability. Mr. .Turv has hp»n fortunate, in sfiirimr as driver Mr. T. ''alter, who, from his Ion? service ■v.-i{.h Dr. Lenthnm. has a seeond-tn-none knowledge of the streets in the town and suburbs. The fares charged are the usual oa.b fares provided by the borough by-laws—Advt. SPRAINS AND BKUTSES. The rip-Tit time to treat a spain or bruise is the moment yon rret it. and the rieht remedv to use is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. You can sav what von wvll about "this" or "that" bein? good for sprains, but Chamberlain's Pain Balm beats them all. The quicker you rub it on. and the more vou use it, the quicker your sprain will be cim>*!.