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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10256, 7 June 1911, Page 5

RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED. "I have been a great sufferer fiom from rheumatism," writes Mrs .Tane Pierce, 1340 Sturt-st. ; Ballarat, Vic. "Tllie excruciating pains have caused me hours of misery. I thought I would never get relief, hut the first 'bottle of Oi amber lain's Pain Balm showed ,me it was possible. Now at the first signs of the rheumatic pains returning I apply hot fomentations, then rub Chamberlain's Pain Balm well in and it certainly wards off wlhat used to be days of pain and suffering." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. ' MR. DAIRY FARMER.— When the bottom has fallen out of your milk cart, and the wheels show signs of collapsing, there's a prospect of leaving your milk supply on the road instead of at the factory. Don't hesitate about placing that new order, but come straight to us. We specialise in farm drays, and put nothing but the best workmanship and soundest materials iv. all our work. Something that is strong and not 100 cumbersome.—The Masterton Fanners' Compaq SHEEP-FARMERS. Please note that we are the sole manufacturers of the celebrated Zealandia and Cockatoo Wool Pmsses. The superiority, of these presses is proved by the enormous sales which are increasing every year. Write now for full particulars. It will be time well spent.— Tbf Masterton Farmers' Implement Company.