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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 198, 29 January 1915, Page 7

A CHPJSTCT-TUBCH NURSE CURED OF KIDNEY COMPLAINT. BY DR. SHELDON'S GIN PILLS. "Whvls following my avocation as a nurse for a long time I have been suffering with Kidney Complaint in its worst form, with all its usual painful symptoms.," writes Mrs. E. Evans. 38 Durham street, Sydenham, Christchureh, Now Zealand. "You may imagine my snffo'rinss while having to do r.urse's lutiea to her patients. I had no free--Icm from pain, night an'l day. and had very little sleep. I tried everything advertised, but they were of no use By ic-dent I noticed, an advertisement on \ slip of paper about Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills, and half-heartedly I started giving them a trial. Mv avocation as nurse getting me so much professional advice gratis T naturally thought it would turn out like most advertised cures. In a verv short time I was surpri-ed at the good work they were doing, and am now "ured and in better health and strength than ever I was, and I shah make it n business to impress unon all suffere... the vaiue of Di fiheldcn's Gin Pills." Dr. Sheldon's G;n Pills arc sold at 1b 6d and 2a Bd. Obtainable everywhere.

Owing to the demand for timber nav'ig slackened, most of the Auckland awmills are working short time (says] tlie TCew Zealand Herald). Export to tlie United Kingdom is blocked by the high freights, and there is nothing do- I ing with Australia. It is expected that iiTtimo the. shortage of Baltic pine shipments to Australia may increase the demand for New Zealand timbers, but so far the interruption of these, supplies through the. war has made no impression on our market. January is usually a quiet month in the timber trade, and this month is certainly no exception.