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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume XXIV, Issue 2149, 4 May 1897, Page 4

Christchuuoh, July 3rd, 1895. MR RAIN'noW, 1 DEAI4 SIR, — My wife and myself are writing-to you conjointly, as we both feel it our duty io say jour IN VTQ-OU.A.TO_i has done as nacre good th*\n any medicine we ha c taken befire. We were really-bid, and have been doctoring for some time, but One Bottle of yonr Ixivig' rator PUT US RIGHT. Tt.seems to us verj muili litHV Mother Seigel's Syrup in its tnst«, but its medie.iual properties are rery much superior in our opinion ; in fact w« never saw anything to equal it. We think it a doctor in itself, and it is a great pity that people do not know more about it. Why don't you advertise it more ? You can make what use you plea.se o! this, and-if anyone mils to see us, we shall be glad to tell them what we think about it farther.—Yours truly, J. A. REDPATH, General Storekeeper and Goal Merchant. P.S.—As Ibe manufacture of this medicine is c Colonial Industry, we hope that the Public will pationise.it. Try one bottle and judge for yourselves ! For Bilions and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind ana Kin In the Stomach, Siclj Headache, Giddiness, Fulness, and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightml Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembhng Sensations, &c. The first Dose will give relief in twenty minutes. Thia Is no fiction. Every sufferer Is earnestly invited to try one Bor of these Pills, and tney will be acknowledged to be " WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." BEECHAM'S PILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore females to compWte health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system. For a 1Wo&E Stcmach; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver; th«V •« Uk« m_gio -— _ te~ *%om» win iroi* wonders upon the Vital Org-ns; Stwagthoning the JanMutat Syitom; restoring th» long-lov. ComplMdon; bringing took the keen edge of appetite, tad raring with tM Bos-bud ov HaAira the vaou -r?sw_x »uot of the hnmsn fr-rae. V orttoowjng off fmn In act .limit* they «t «p«Wiy nbowm-, laji an •' by ttoanfct&j \*]^*"]."jZfiSt aod one of the beat gnu*ata» to the Nervous .Mii Debilitated U that BtKham't FttU fctMtM Lar& m <i9W »/«np Patent Meditint tn tht acrid. Fall directu-M with each box.' . feA ..' PrvoarM only by THOMAS BEECH*. W, St. Helon«, l_a*teaa»>Jf% UagltJ&hA ?** PS** Ml iXO. DBOTMWk * » --01 OOUKIM. * AGENTS—Chrystall & Co., Wardell Bros. & Co., and Kempthorne troseer and Co., Christchurch # The Latest Thing for Cocksfoot! SAVES TIME. MAKES MONEY. THE LITTLE WONDER, .BOTH! SIjVEDPLB a-E-E-E-A.-F Every Grower of Cocksfoot should have one or more. For Prices and Full Particulars apply— ANDBEWS AND BE A VETS', CANTERBUIiY MACHINE WORKS, CHRISTCHURCH.

WK I B L B T T, PRACTICAL AND ORNAMENTAL BRICKLAYER, is in Akaroa, And vf ill undertake work at most reasonable rates. To suit tbe times, he has reduced wages, and is now prepared to work ii Akaroa at 9s per day; outside the Borough as per agreement. Letters addressed to W. NIBLETT, Akaroa, Will receive Prompt Attention LYTTELTON COCKSFOOT oEED , DRESSING AND BRIGHTENING MILL ASSOCIATION. MR. CHAS. W. LEETE has been appointed local agent for the i above, and is authorised to receive applications for shares, and to give all information on the subject. C. L. WHEELER, pro tern. BLACKSMITH'S BUSINESS. C O'REILLY beffs to inform the , public of the Peninsula that, he has removed his Blacksmith's establishment to the premises recently occupied by the late Mr M. McKeogh, OPPOSITE MR. BAYLEY'S HOTEL. All farrier's and blacksmith's work done on the most moderate terms. C O'Reilly having arranged with Mr Bayley, is still prepared to provide the best accommodation for hor.es wnich can be fed and stabled at his old rates. Saddle Horses and Buggies on Hire ac usual. 0. O'REILLY, Akaroa. TpBANK TTART, AKAROA FAMILY BUTCHERY, BEACH ROAD, While thanking his Customers in Akaroa and surrounding district for their liberal support in the past, wishes to state that no ettort will be spared to please them in the future. Regular supply of first-class Small Goods always on hand. Families waited on every morning J *nd all orders promptly attended to.