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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2553, 14 July 1909, Page 7

* r '■ ' For all complaints of tlio Throat, Lungs, or Bronchial Tubes, TUSSI- - is the sovereign remedy. Some unpleasant rumore are afloat at Invercargill (says an exchange) concerning the quality of tinned''meats that have been sent across to Australia from one of the New Zealand factories. It is impossible to obtain any definite particulars, but it is said that a very serious complaint was-received from Sydney. There is talk of an action pending in the New South Wales capital, in which a large distributing firm is ee’eking to recover damages from a New Zealand factory for the unsatisfactory condition' of a large shipment of tongues. MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER affords immediate and refreshing relief. Whitebait have made their appearance in the West Coast rivers. The arrival of these fish so early in the season is regarded by the Maoris as a forerunner of an early spring. For rheumatism.'backache, faceacho, earache, ■ neuralgia, and other muscular pains nothing can equal WITCH’S OIL (registered). There is an amusing story current in the South Island just now of how one or two detectives separately detailed for duty %n a certain district hunted —not the suspected criminal he was looking for—but his confrere on duty. Starting bright and early No. 1 detective discovered that a person who ho thought was the suspected wrongdoer he wanted had stopped at a certain hotel, had breakfast and gone on. He followed hot foot, and again, at another hostelry discovered traces of his supposed prey. rnis continued for a day or two, until the scent got hotter, and the bag of the now more-ihan-suspected criminal was located. In this—which made the assurance dotiblv sure—was a revolver fully charged. But pride cometh before a fall, and just as the detective was congratulating; himself on his approaching capture, detective No. 2 appeared on the scene, to inquire in the mildest manner possible what was meant by annexing his bag. Detective No. 1 had been industriously shadowing detective No. 2 all the while. An astronomer groat, he was siting out late, With liis telescope turned to tlio stars, When to his surprise, there flashed down from the skies A most palpable message from Mars. He did not understand, but a] code book at hand, Which he hastened at once to procure, Made the message quite plain —“Influenza again, Can you send us Woods’ Peppermint Care?”

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When buying tea see that the package is undamaged and the name NELSON MGATE & Co, Ltd, is on every packet and box. This name guarantees your getting pure Ceylon and pure blended tea. All grocers who stock first-class goods sell our tea. If you cannot get MATE & Co.’s when you ask for it, kindly send us a'postcard, and we will see that you are supplied. 1/4,1/6,1/S, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2 per, lb. '