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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 139, 5 November 1914, Page 2

Mr It. B. M rienzie, one of Jlangitikic's bust-known settlers, whosu death at Jhii age of DO' occurred in Auckland last week, was ■ (says tho'Manawatu Standard), a son of "the late Mr T. U. M'Ki'iizie, of "Ponyn.t: (Marlon), and thus « member of a. very well-known large family. Jfe was born and brought up in the district, and', with his- parent and brothers, helped to convert the bush lands of Ijoww Rangiiikci into the present fertile country. Mr M'Kenzie took an active part in local government, and for some years was a member of tin- Mannwatu County Council and Farmers' Union. lie was a devoted monger of the Presbyterian Church, and was an elder of tile Carnarvon Presbyterian Church.. Via si. year he was representative elder at -.'ho* Assembly, and the Waiiganui Pivsbyterv. One of his soils, the Rev. Xoi'man ■M'Kenzic, is minister of the church at Paterangi (Te Awaimitu), while a daughter is the wife of the Kcv. ,T. TTu-U'h(«'in. of Maraeknkaho (flnwkp's May). The Ktv. J. MoKenzie. of Shannon, is u 'brother of deceased. TRIED A SAMPLE. _ "Some years ago I was subject to biliousness from which I could get no relief," says Mr. W. G. Miller, grocer, Lindlield, N.S.W. "I was given a snmple of Chamberlain's Tablets, and a few hours after taking them all trace «f biliousness was completely gone. Whenover there has be.cn- a recurrence of the trouble I "nave got immediate relief from Chamberlain's Tablets;" Sold by all L'hcmists and storekeepers.

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