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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 140, 6 November 1914, Page 2

USED MANY 0T:I;EI.IS. fr ',v y - !'- Lt !?- hoy William-uawi to get ~'i' l,a J of coughing ut night" \oi tS P' , C: "' !)Rntor - -Uusj-rnn. street, 2 Q. "Chamberlain's n«o dm ! * V WaS thC moans of savin ? o f',ui/ ! i S ' C(?plu f. ni » ht ' for 11 couple c.. ! ayH ■ rdund h ™ the »»«h>ng oamc on. Before trying Chan-I'-.l.i'ns Coug'i Hemcily 1 asetMnany .otiiw advprtiscd lines, but ifothin® «ave ,1W sll S lltcst relief" Sold Vail chi!iiiibi,s ami storekeepers.

-Mr h. '(,. Cunric-k u voung •■l'azicr of •-■yuiwi-a ( :n.rl- Queensland,'' travelled a to join vlie- Light "",7 --■'•■tu.uii oi ,the Australian Expeditionary Force in Sydney. Mr ConUtnera station which was at Hcroot apnngs i„ (Jouti, Australia. 1 He wanted to ,om tin. Light Horse. K,- om |, w . f ,f I>r ''? trav eJ'ed a distance of lxjily 000 mi lea m a -i P •!< ti-m. n Adchude. There was no v«uanoy'in the • •until Australian contingent, and a tdeffram tn Tasmania disclosed a. similar airs there; but the Sydney a.uiioriLies told him they would accept •urn if lie came across there at his own expense. Young Omriek prompl ]..r a ., r „ ( .j to do this, and on arrival he u'ent'into

10L KEMEMBER THE TASTE OF. EUSSETTA CIDEII i.eKiiisc Us so delicious! It's pure, too — made from the juice of rosy-cheeked applca and cane-sugar. Stores aad holds everywhere sell it. Ask for it— K«Esetta Cider, the "purest, fcealtlriwt, non-ab»hol« drink- 26