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Taranaki Daily News, 16 May 1916, Page 8

TO MOTORISTS. iTHE only way to obtain satisfaction from your oar is to keep it in good repair and running order. No matter how excellent the machine, it requires periodical attention and overhaul. We have a workshop fitted with the latest machinery, and a staff of competent engineers. Wo require both an efficient plant and large staff to.deal with our big fleet of motor 'buses, freighters and cars. Just here we can help you. Our plant and staff are capable of handling more workj and we are prepared to do yours. We offer these advantages: (1) Promptitude; (2) all work guaranteed; (3) we are satisfied witn a reasonable profit. Our workshop is in Gill Street, New Plymouth, and our telephone number is 516.. TARANAKI MOTOR TRANSPORT Co., Ltd.

Some time ago Mr. Charles Leech, of the Cam flaxmill, Rangiora, included in a bale of flax fibre which he exported to London a letter addressed to the purchaser of the fibre, containing an enquiry as to whether his fibre might be improved in any way. The bale was eventually purchased by the Minnesota State Prison, and Mr. Leech recently received a reply to his letter from the warden of the prison. • The interesting point which is evidenced in the letter is that this prison, which contains about 1700 prisoners, carries on several industries, manufacturing hinder twine and farm implements. Last year the output of binder twine was 22,000,0001b, in the making of which .about 400 men are employed. To quote the letter:—"This is a new prison, and is claimed to be the ■■ finest in the world, with an enclosure of 22 acres, buildings all modern; besides the twine industry we manufacture farm machinery. This mill 'was started in 1895, to "fight the trusts, and has been successful in keeping the prices within reason." The prison also prints its own newspaper, which it calls the Mirror, witli the motto of "It is never too late £o mend." I HIE BANE OP OLD AGE. I The saue of old age is constipation. With elderly people the bowels beSome weak and u»We to perforin their funations without aid. For this purpose only the mildest and gsntlest laxative should be used. The use- of harsh cathartics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. ChamberlainV,Tablets are a favorite with people of middle age and older on account of their gentle action. Sold everywhere. YOU REMEMBER THE TASTE OF BUSSETA CIDER*. Because it's so delicious! It's ptfre, too, made from the juice of rosy-cheeked apples and cane sugar. Stores and hotels everywhere sell i% Ask for it.

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