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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10310, 10 August 1911, Page 5

Smith had an uncle—very ill •m i _ ■■-_•_!. i_ i-_ ■■:• . ; "lieav© everyrbhing to you, by Jboy. 'Smith struggled to conceal his joy! Just to. reduce his temperature, 'They gave him Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.Poor Smith! His dreams of wealth, were vain. His ujjml&'s up and out again! 1 SHEEP-FARMERS. Please note that we are the sole manufacturers of the celebrated Zealandia •and Cockatoo Wool Presses. The superiority of these presses is proved by the enormous safes which are in■creasing every year. Write now for full particulars. It will be time we? spent.— The Masterton Farmers' Implement Company. A COUiNCILIyOR OF DUNDAS SHIRE. Mr Paul ; Haible, of Motitajup, Yic, a Councillor of Shire, tells what Chamberlain's Cough •Remedy has done: "I have ibeen a •constant user of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the past fifteen years, and have always found it,a most effectdv© cure. My child Paul suffered from a s&vere cold on Abe ■chest, affecting his breathing and lung®. Knowing how good Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was, I gave it at once', and am pleased ,'to say my child was cured after using just one "half bottle."' For sale iby all <dieinists and .storekeepers.