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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8140, 15 May 1906, Page 5

Although many of the Maoris in the Taranaki district have been placed almost on the verge of fetarvation, owing to the failure of the potato crop, there is a considerable sum of money to the credit of some of them in the Public Trust Office as their share of the rents of the West Coast native reserves. Te Whiti has forbidden his followers to touoh any of the rents, and the older men are implicitly obeying his mandate, with the result that year after year the Public Trustee is adding to each one's credit balance. The younger natives, however, are breaking away from the teaching of Te Whiti, so far as the rentals are oonoerned, and are promptly making use of the money to whioh they are entitled. ME WOLLAND'S TESTIMONY. Mr W. Wolland, butcher, Tory Street,. Wellington, is another who bears testimony to the marvellous, powers of Rheumo incuring rheumatism. He writes:—l suffered severely from rheumatism until I tried your Eheumo. Since then I have recommended it to many, with very go 3d' results." Eheumo, if given a fair trial will cure you of rheumatism, gout, soiatioa lumbago, and kindred' diseases. It neutralises and drives out the urio acid, which is the real cause of the disease. Sold everywhere, 2s 6d and 4s 6d a bottle.—Advt, MOTHER NATURE, M.D. When suffering from a cough or cold,; ■ you want to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It acts on Nature's plan byloosening the cold, relieving the lungs, andL making expectoration easy. Pleasant tp. take; safe, and always ourcs. For sa 1 by T. G. Mason, Master ton.