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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2554, 15 July 1909, Page 2

Sir W. J. Stoward M.P., lias forwarded to the “Oamaru Mail’ a copy of a left or in which lio reprcsmited to tho Minister for Agriculture the inexpediency of enforcing the too drastic provisions of the proposed dairy regulations of which so much was hoard about •at last general election, together with a copv of the Minister’s reply. The Hon. T. Mackenzie wrote to him: —“I think I can assure you that the regulations in the form approved by Parliament are not likely to he brought into operation. I hope to so deal with the question of inspection and instruction as. whilst nil the one hand securing the necessary cleanliness, will, on the other hand, not unduly press or harass milk suppliers.’’ There are pills that are called LaxoTonic, For diseases both urgent and chronic, Thev’re the best to be had. Be you over so bad. And their patrons are never sardonic. LAXO-TONIC PILLS. 10.Ul and Is Od. A Masterton com mission agent has received a commmiication from an accommodation house keener at present in a Xo-license district in the South Island. asking if one of the Masterton hotels ran he secured at a fair rental. It is the intention of the inquirer to run an un-to-date house in Masterton if satisfactory arrangements can be made for one of the present hotel builds, says the ''Wairarapu Daily Times." » , For Chronic Chest Complaints. ' Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d and 2s Ga.

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