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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 284, 31 March 1913, Page 3

A rich jinlil mine has been discovered nuder verv remarkable circumstances in I'ombav . As a matter of fact. its existence lias lieon known foi years In an old woman who, instead ot iv\ ! a ling her !im! to anyoii". i|iii<'lly set ;; 1 kmt working the mine herself. She carried <■:■ her >ccrct operations for many years, and won enough gold to keep herself iirovided with all the neei'ssaries of life. Recently, however, Mie was induced, by the gift of :i beautiful -.ilk shawl. to disclose the whereabouts of her mine. A trial shaft was sunk, and the stuil' that was brought up was found to yield ISO ounces to the ton. AX ACED LADY PP.ATSES EEXZIE'S PEPSO. A wealthy gentleman travelled far and wide and consulted many doctors in the hope of obtaining relief from indigestion. Without finding relief, lie returned to >ew Zealand, and by chance was advised to take REXZIE'S PEPSO. He received so much benefit from Renzie's Pepso that he recommended it to Mrs. Marv Sinclair, of Devonport. Auckland, and she writes: -I am over eighty years old, and have been ailing for some time. A friend of mine sud'ored terribly for years from dyspepsia. As he was a wealthy man he took a trip all over the world. He consulted many doctors, but got no relief whatever. When he got back to -~ncl. someone recommended him to irv Renzie's Pepso. He received so much benefit that he recommended it to _ me, and I am quite satisfied that it is a wonderful medicine, for I have received <ryea t benefit from Renzie's Pepso.—Mary Sinclair " If you suffer from indigestion, acidity or heartburn, try Renzie's Pepso. Renzie's Pepso is sold by all chemists ind stores at 2s 6d per bottle. < 51