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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10604, 10 April 1912, Page 6

PAHI HOTELKEEPEE BAD WITH COLIC. ■ Mr Joseph Ryan, Hotelkeeper, qf Pahi, N.Z., was very bad with colic, and. tried many remedies, Without results. Then the ' Honorable * Mrs Scotland advised his. wife to give liim Chamberlain's Colic and. 'Diarrhoea Remedy. He says:—"l was. sceptical and refused to take it; I reckoned suclf tilings were no good. .At last-1 got so bad, that my wife prevailed upon me to try it. After two .doses , I was right, .and- hfave been so ■ e'vw since. I was ip a. bad way,'l : . dim tell you, but now I swear by Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, and always keep it handy," Sold by /all chemists and storekeepers. .1 ■ 9 Union is strength. If we all un-, ite in a determination to buy KAIA-| POI 'goods in -preference to, imported - articles, think how our basic' x'.dus- j tries must ,be , benefited, from the ; wool-growers upwards through all; classes' of workers to the consumer, i who. gets better value for his money. Yes, buy "Kaiapoi." All Drapers and Clothiers. BABY JUST LOVES IT. "When my little son shows the. first sign of cold I always give him Cliamberlam's Cough Remedy, 'arid he is isoon.bright again,"' writes Mrs J. F. Mitchell, 104 Rundle St., Kent Town, Adelaide, S.A. "In fact I would not be. without a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the house. It is i splendid for croup, and baby just •loves it." Sold by all chemi&ts and storekeepers. Local wool-growers are very pleased to know that so much of their finest wool finds its way into the popular Roslyn Worsted and Woollen /Mills (largest in. Australasia), as they know from praoticaL experience something of the comfort and' lasting wear of , Roslyn Blankets, Rugs, Tweeds, Worsteds, Socks, Jerseys, Flannels," Plaidings, "Delta" Underwear, etc.