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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 9016, 30 December 1907, Page 5

In the course of conversation in Auckland, the Hon. J. G. Findlay referred to the matter of improving the journey between Auckland and Wellington, via Taupo. "I think," he said, "that we will some day have to consider the desirability of connecting Tokaanu w th the Main Trunk railway. The distance is not very great, and the'road could very easily be made. It would enable people from Auckland to go through the thermal region down to Taupo and Tokaanu, and across to the M'ain Trunk, and thence on to Wellington either direct or by way of the Wanganui river, instead of having to fa:e along coach journey or to go back on their tracks as at' present. The whole distance from Tokaanu through Raurimu would not be more than twenty miles, and the mute would enable people to see the wonders of Wairakei and Taups while on their way to Wellington within a reasonable time." biliousness is widely considered conconstitutional and incurable, but that is ,i mistake. It arises from a sluggish liver, and by controlling your diet for a period—avoiding rich, fatty foods—and takinw a course of Chamberlain's Tablets, it can o bo permanently cured. For sale by ull dealers.