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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 174, 31 December 1914, Page 2

NEW PLYMOUTH Is the place to spend your XMAS HOLIDAYS MAGNIFICENT SEA BEACHSurf Bathing, Baths, Boating, &c, FAMOUS PUKEKURA PARKUnrivalled in th 3 world. MT. EGMONT—Mountain Hostel only ii hours by car, through wonderful bush. MOKATJ RlVEß—Three hours by car; unexcelled scenery en routs and on river. Write for Booklet, Tourist League, Box 42, New Plymouth. WINTER TIME-TAELS. OOAOH, (Oars to end of metal, thence ecacfe' Coaches leave Daily—(Vaitara P.O iMt.it Boiunui e 8.40*.« i Ocaero 9.0 « lir*aui e.ll a.m Drati , ....;; 10.0 a.n> Okau Road JNoon. Toagaporutu .......< 1.0 j.m. Hflkfttj ~ S.ltf.ux Awakino, r.rrive 4.9 j».» aSTIIRH JOURNEY. Awakino, depart # # 8.9 a.* Mokau '.'. 8.45 a.m rongKßonstu 9.0 a,™ Okau ftoad 8.30 a.--. Urutl , 11.46 »..* Dicnal .... 12.1fp.«i Dnaero 12.20 p.*. Motunul 12.*5p.3». IVsitara, arrive 1,41 p.m. All gareeli tn be prepaid. Il«keta to be obtained at Q*rag», tfsitaTa, All fares eash. GKORGE ft JOHNSTON, Prepritton, CHECKED AN EPIDEMIC. "I have been periodically atacked with dysentery," says Mr Thos. Samson, of Sussex street, Grey Lynn, Auckland, N.Z., "and have never found anything to give me the immediate relief that lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy did; it certainly checks the attack. When I tvas in the grocery trade, I found Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy very popular among the Maoris, it having done good work in checking an epidemic cf dysenteiy anwno «ti CT r- '• f " ohemtota and atoro. <V" ■'■^Sl'^^Sß'