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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7954, 1 February 1906, Page 5

About 4000 acres of fchoT ;ara Estate, North Otago, have nm acquired by the Government <> ider the Land for Settlements Act. Possession will not be given til' Maroh next year.

A Cash Purchase Association has been formed in New Plymo' ■h. The Association expects to start vitb 500 members, who are prepare I to do business on a cash basis, a> 1 every effort will be made to increase tbe number, eventually organising the whole of the cash trade.

The Mayor of Ohristolnrob, Mr 0. M. Gray, haa written to Sir Joseph Ward sugesting thn ! , the Government should earnestly consider the queatioa of tho electi-'flcation of the Lytteitou railway liie, with the object of abolisbiug fiu-» arnoke nuisance in tbe tunnel.

The New York newspapny state that M, Kubelik, the famous violinist, has insured his two hands with the accident insurance companies for £20,000. If forced to abandon an engagement through an accident the companies will pay over to him twelve guineas a day, while if a finger is lost he will receive £IO,OOO.

A young man named J. Spring, who was engaged bush felling for Messrs Quiulan and Poppelwell, sawmillers, Kakariki, met with a severe accident on Tuesday. It appears that the axe glided from a log and struck the man on the right foot, severing two of tho toes and inflicting a nasty gash on the instep.

The first official recognition given to workers id connection with friendly sociafcies was conferred by the retiring Unionist uovernrnent at Home, in recommending for knighthood Mr Olaverhouse Graham, of Burton. Mr Graham is Past Grandmaster of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellow.3, and is founder and past President of the Three Counties Friendly Societies Conference for Stafford, Shropshire, Cheshire and Derby district.

ANOTHER PUFFERER TELLS HOW RHEUMO CURED HIM.

" I have great plexsure in writing to state the cure effected on myself through your Rheumo. I suffered from rneumatism in my shoulders for over six month*, and for three weeks most acutely. 1 was advised to try Rheumo, and did so. The second close relieved me and one bottle cure! me. I have not had a return, and hat is six months ago.—Yours faithfully F. W. Burgess." Rheumo cures rheumatism, gout, sciatica, lumbago, gravel, and kindred complaints, because it goes straight to the blood and neutralises the uric acid poisoning which is the real cause of the trouble. All clmiisfcg ani stores sell Rheumo at 2s 6d and 4s Gd a bottle. EXPEL THE POISW. Chamberlain's Stomash and Liver Tablets will clear and expel every atom of poisonous matter which constipation and other irregularities have storei up in tha bowels. They will accomplish this gently, painlessly, and without griping. For sale by T. G. Mason, Masterton. —advt.

For Late Advemscmcntt <ea Payed.