Untitled

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIII, Issue 27, 6 July 1905, Page 29

Urgent to .school two urchins sent Tho tri'ant t lared and fishing went ; One caught it hot, his parts were thin One caught a cold, for he fell in ; The c< 1 1 grew worse and caused alarm, Till some 1 md neighbors brought a charm, A charm it nrn\ed that did endure, They call it tf CODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE

On Thursday List a Aery successful trial of the Benicia Til c Plough was held at the farm of Mr. Thos. Tar" er, Stirling, in the presence of a numiber of inter-e-tcd <veofatm-s. Ml expressed tlie opinion that the implement was the coming rlough, and far surpassed their e\- cc f a^ r n^. Tb<? plough was sold on the ground to Mr. ParVpr. On the following day a further trial was given at Mr. G. H. Gilroy's farm, similar results being obtained as on the previous day. In this instance also the plough was sold, the purchaser being Mr. Gilroy. Mr W. Ait'rn, representing Messi-s Morrow, Bassett, and To., Dunedin, supervised the operations...