A HINT OF VALUE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10454, 20 October 1911, Page 6

A HINT OF VALUE.

Those who get oxt in the world are those who never fail to take a valuable hint when it comes their way. Here is a hint, which may prove of great value to you. Mrsyß. Eitchie, Dickson Street, Carterton, says:—"Nine years ago I made a statement to the effect that Doan's Backache Kidney Pills had cured me of kidney trouble. lam pleased to be able to say now that the cure has proved p srmanent. 1 am still well'to-day. I had been a martyr to headaches, backache and giddiness, but Doan's Backache Kidney Pills altered all that nine years ago, and I will always.have a good word to say for the wonderful remedy." . '•- ■■:■: ■ ;■•;.;-■"■■'■*■■"'; Remember the kindeys are the most important organs of the body, and they need care; Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are special kidney help, they will put your kidneys into good, healthy,' working order. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per bottle (six bottles 16s 6d) or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street. STdney. But, be sure you get Doan's, -

in the men favouring the dropping of the attitude regarding the reinstatement of White. CARPENTERS' SOCIETIES. (Received October 19, 9.15 .a.m.) I SYDNEY, October 19. The progressive Carpenters' Societies of Australia have resolved to federate, with a membership of about 1800. GROUND OF DISCONTENT. (Received October 19, 8.5 a.m.) LONDON, October 18. Sir Robert Loreburn, at the cutlers feast at Sheffield, referring to the troubles abroad, remarked that despite the evil prognostications he was an optimist because the nations were growingly dependent on one another. Regarding the industrial disputes, he declared thai it was a bad policy to i look only to symptoms of cbnse- | quences. The Government must go deeper and see if it was the grounds of discontent 'and tiniest and then the remedy was the removal of the wrongs. DELAY IN LOADING. (Received October 19', 9.20 a.m.) LONDON, October 18. In Jane, 1910, Houlder Brothers were paid £IOOO by the Newport Municipality as demurrage for delay in loading operations of steamers during the arbitration of a dispute. The arbitrator has now awarded , them an additional £I6OO on account of inadequate police protection,. INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION. (Received October 19, 10.5 a.m.) MELBOURNE, October 19. Mr Fisher, discussing Mr Deakin's amendment to tho Industrial Arbitration Amendment Bill, asked if the Opposition objected to all the powers in the Constitution being vested in a Court that could prevent strikes. Surely it was the House's duty to give tho Court the power. The amendment meant otherwise. He had been gratified to see how the parties chideel the Arbitration Court's decisions. The Government would not accept the amendment. Mr Irvine objected to the Bill trying to make the Court a legislative body instead of a purely judicial one. Tho da bate has been adjourned. " SCENE IX THE ASSEMBLY. MR WOOD AND THE SPEAKER. (Received October 19, 9.15 a.m.) SYDNEY, October 19. In the ~Sew South Wales Asembly, Mr Wood again collided with the J Speaker. * He said lie declined to be lectured, and angrily left the Chamber. Mr Willis ordered his return. Mr Wood took off his coat and challenged the officers of the House to touch him. The police declined to interfere. Mr Griffith, the Minister in Charge of the House, moved Mr Wood's suspension until he apologised. This was carried by 24 votes to 12. CHINESE REBELLION. ENGAGEMENT AT HANKOW. ■'' (Received October 19, 8.5 a.m.) PEKIN, October 18. Two thousand Imperial troops' sup- ! ported by a cruiser, are engaging ten : thousand rebels near Hankow. i Foreign warships are landing men. ! . LONDON, October 18" j The Times reports that the Berlin . semi-official press maintains that the activity of the Powers in China must j be confined rigidly to the protection | of their respective subjects and their I trade. j