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Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1916, Page 4

The final screening of the final episode of "The Million Dollar Mystery'' takes place to-niglit at the Empire Picture Palace. So far this season 34,000 sheep have been put through the Nelson freezing works, as against a total of 2.1,837 -for last season (states the Nelson Mail). It is expected that another (1000 Rheep will be handled before the season closes. The works have also slaughtered 718 cattle, and arfither 300 or 400 head will probably be handled. This reason will bo easily a record for 'the works, i RHEUMATISM. Dr. Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment removes more cases •'of rheumatism every year than all the so-called rheumatism medicines combined. It will penetrate to your very bones, and soothe and subdue the pain. The first application will relieve, njnd continued use will bring about marvellous results. Price Is GJ and 3s. Obtainable everywhere. ' One very commendable feature of the amending Land Act of last session, and one that is certainly popular with those Crown tenants who have taken up the burden of Empire in connection with the present war and gone on active service, u the provision made for rental remission during their absence from the the Dominion. Taranaki's quota to the Expeditionary Forces has been well maintained, and as the Crown tenants of the district have made a splendid proportion of the number on service, tho Land Board has received a large number •if applications for the concession. The classification and examination of these is now proceeding, and tho results are expected to be made known shortly, "The intention of the statute is mainly to i.fford relief to those Crown settlers who have left their holdings in a more or less non-productive state. In other cases where the selections have been held for some time and are in a fairly forward state and revenue-producing, it is evident from the Act that only partial exemptions can be granted. ITS VALUE DEMONSTRATED. ' You cannot be too careful in buying cough medicine for children. The one selected should be fre; of opiates and other narcotics, pleasant to take, and one that ean be depended upon. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all these requirements. Few medicines have met with such success in the treatment of bad colds as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It loosens the cough, relieves the lungs, &idß expectoration and restores the system *o a he&lthv condition., Sqld '•Mislwife