QUEENSLAND CIVIL SERVICE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10038, 12 July 1910, Page 5

QUEENSLAND CIVIL SERVICE.

INCREASED PAY. Received July 11, 10 a.m. BRISBANE, July 21. Increases, probably amounting to one hundred thousand pounds, are to be given to lower-paid publicservants, on account of the increased cost of living. v SUPPOSED SUICIDE. 0 ; • Received July 11,' 10.35 a,.m. SYDNEY, July 11. A discharged revolver has been found near where the body of a man named John Cryers was discovered a year ago. At one time foul play wassuspected; it is now thought the man shot nimself.

ALLEGED SMUGGLING. STEAMER TO BE SEARCHED. Received July 11, lu a m. BERLIN, July U. German newspapers report that women travelling from LnJeritz Bay. to Capetown, smuggled oilt bf Damaraland (German South-West Africa) one hundred thousand pounds sterling; worth of diamonds, and handed them to tbe steward of a German liner. The liner will be Isearched on arrival at her destination. DROWNING CASE. By Telegraph—Press Association. NEW PLYMOUTH.- July 11. The body of a man found under the wharf at Moturoa yesterday has been identified as that of Stephen Larsen, second mate of the Himitangi. Deceased was a married man, his wife and family residing at Wanganui.

"I FEEL A DIFFERENT WOMAN'* —I suffered from const.pation, hxy liver land seveie headachos tor m< nths '*■ writes Mrs B. Muiihead, 10 iiliza etree'fc West Adelaide, S.A. " I felt so lirad/C wanted to lie down all the time, and lifa was not worth living. No'ttung I tr.-ed did one any good until I took Laxo- L'onie fills. Prom these 1 obtalted grevs i*_' lief, and continuing them a little bignr I was quite cured, able to get thou'tr' my dut es with ease and pleasure. &ai :tel qu bd s different woman." Pace an lls 6d. Obtainable every w ute^