DOMINION NEWS.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 April 1921, Page 8

DOMINION NEWS.

SHIPPING COMPANY BONUS. By Telegraph —Press Association, Wellington, April 20. The masters, officers, and engineers of the Union Steam Ship Company have accepted the company’s offer of 10s a month all round as a cost-of-living bonus. It will be retrospective from November 1, and the accumulated amount will be paid at the end of the present month. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Haw era, April 20, At the Magistrate’s Court, William Webberley, of Awatuna, was charged with incest. He pleaded not guilty and was committed for trial. DISMISSAL. OF RAILWAYMEN. Taihape, April 20.. In reply to a telegram from Mr. ESmith, member for Waimarino, stating that married men classified as perariSnt casuals, some with large families, were being dismissed by the Railway Department, to -make room for <de men outside the service, the Hon. Guthrie states that he has taken in th.? matter with the genCTa .- T”.' up tne it full mveatigated. K^<^ SmithofthepoBitioD as soon as posable* INQUIRY INTO MA<T)V WRECK. Wellington, aK'J 1°’ o 1 A nautical.inquiry into theOvrfhe the auxiliary, scow Magic to-day. The Magic missed atayUCa, entering the Wellington Heads on Mjir. 26 and was wrecked between Pencarrow and Inconstant Point. The inquiry was adjourned till the 29ib inst. to enable the engineer to be called as a witness. UNION S.S. COMPANY BONUS. Wellington, Last Night. The masters, officers, and engineers of the Union Steam Ship Company have accepted the company’s offer of 10s a month all round as a cost of living bonus. It will be retrospective from November 1. and the accumulated amount will be paid at the end of the present month.

“NERVES.”

Nerves are the bugbear of modern civilisation, and in many instances they are the despair of medical practitioners. •* The following unsolicited letter is worth ’reading: p _ „ Mrs. B. McMaster, writing from Bellevue Hill, on January 22, 1920, is very grateful: Dear Sir,—lt is u’ith grateful heart that 1. write to tell you what a blessing Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts have been to . me. I was a terrible sufferer for more than two years with nervous breakdown, kidney trouble, and muscular rheumatism. I used to pray for death, until one day I was reading “The World’s News”, and in it I read about Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts. I immediately obtained a supply, and gave them a fair trial. I am thankful to say I am now restored to health and strength in my Middle life. During my illness my weight was reduced from 14at 81b to Bst. I am now again 12st. and splendid. Prescribed medicines only gave me temporary relief, and the pain I suffered is only known to God and myself. People who saw me during my illness, when they look at me now, exclaim. WVell, it is marvellous!” and to me my recovery has been marvellous.

I feel from the bottom of my heart for all sufferers from “nerves”, and I strongly advise them to get a supply of Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts. ... If they give them a fair- trial I feel sure they will marvel, as I do, at what they can aceomplidh for suffering humanity. This letter is quite unsolicited, and I would like l ; o see it published to the world. . You have my deepest thanks. , . . May the richest of rewards and blessings be showered on you. . . I will never fail to sing the praises of Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts.

yours, (MRS.)* BEATRICE McMASTER. Over 1(000 other users have written to tell of the good Hean’s Tonic Nerve Nuts have done for them. This “finest tonic ever made” will do for you what it has done for others. Sold by most medicine vendors at 3s a box for 12 days’ supply, or 6 boxes for 17s 3d. If not yet obtainable in your district they will be posted promptly on receipt of price by W G, Hw, Chemist, 12 Egmont Street. Wellington, I