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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 64, 17 March 1910, Page 7

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«Hi^a»MiiW Has found permanent use in many homes. It is food and medicine in one combination. It lias many friends, and one good reason for this is that Lane's Emulsion contains no narcotic of any kind—-the contents are plainly told on every packet. For coughs, colds, sore throats, and sickly children, take none but LANE'S. 64 Youth, beauty, health, happiness— butt (Oh, yes, there's a '•but") ana the "but" in this ease is COR NS. How often one seas effervescing health crippled with corns. Whether you are young o* old you need not keep this " but." Let "Tkkd's Cbbtaiw Cubh iob Corns" wipe it out of existence. It can, if you will only give it a trial. One Shilling, at all Chemists and Stores or Post-Iree Direot from Tkx» & C«, New Plymouth.

WHY BE BALDNESS is generally the effect > and symptom of a disease of the hair — tenia capitas, alopecia, or other. Brice's wonderful REGENERATOR differs totally from ordinary hairtonics and alleged hair-foods, because it goes to the root of the trouble ana kills the disease. The most obstinate and long-standing cases yield to this treatment. Before using. After using. These are genuine un-retouched photographs taken by Mr. H. H. Clifford, of Christchurch, who guarantees their authenticity. Brice's Regenerator! Price, 3/6. Special Strength, 5/6. From all the best chemists, or from W. BRICE & SON, 187 Colombo Street, Christchurch. S Photos can be seen at The Dannevirke Co-op. Association's store, where these specifics are also on sale.

COFFEE PALACE, WARD-STREET, (Close to Railway Station.) I over by me and made Comfortable and Attractive for boarders and the travelling public. When the management was previously in my hands patrons were given satisfaction in every respect, and all may rest assured that I shall do my utmost to earn similar good opinions REASONABLE TARIFF. A. B. THOMSEN, Proprietor. CROWN HOTEL, NORSEWOOD. F. GLEESON begs to announce m to residents and the travelling publ-ic that he has taken over the above house and hopes by strict attention to business and civility to obtain a fair proportion of public patronage. The premises are being thoroughly renovated and first-class accommodation will be provided. Only the best ofc wines and spirits. Billiard room on the premises.