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Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1915, Page 8

A large motor-car, the property of Mr. E. Limbriek, was totally destroyed by Tire on the northern side of the Esk River, on the Wairoa road, 011 Sunday week, whilst the driver and his friends were picnicking on Hie l iver bank (says an exchange). A passing motorist rescued the front .wheels nnd headlight, but was unable to check the flames, The first intimation the driver received of the outbreak was from a native, who went up to the party and said: "What number vonr car?" 011 being told that the registered number was H.O. 700. the native replied: "My word, it in great big fire, burning hard. T don't know, I think you lose him, py korrv." RELIEVE TORPIDITY. There is no preparation in the world equal to Chamberlain's Tablets for correcting disorders of the stomach nnd liver. In large doses tlicy act as a cathartic and in small doses as a laxative. One tablet after meals stimulates the stomach and aids weak digestion. By increasing the dose they act directly on the liver, relieving torpidity. Chamberlain's Tablets act gently without shock to the system. Sold everywhere.