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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5490, 1 April 1910, Page 3

IA. & JQUJKTON ) T>LUMBERS, GA¥ FITTERS, AND -*- GENERAL METAL WORKER.:, •AMILTOH & WILLOW STRKKT^ TAURANGA. CORRUGATBD IROX TANKS (ALL SIZES) FROM Ml 10*. Spouting, Ridging, and Down Tipo, Gas and Water Pipes, ttasCttin f s cf :very Description, Mantles, Chimneys and Btnurs. Hot Wat.r Pitt.d and Guarmtw*?. COUNmY WORK A SPECIALTY. CALL AND SEE OUR SELECTIONS AND SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY.

RING UP ! ING ON ! ING IN 1910. FOR THE SHAMIiOCK AND THISTLE BRANDS OF AND STOUTS V SOLD FROM TWO GALLONS UPWARDS. Brewed and Bottled only by. ALEX. COUTTS, TAURANGA. Country Orders receive Prompt Attention. CABH ON ORDER.

) THE LATEST | IN JEWELLERY. ) "TVAINTY PEARL BROOCHES ! JLJ and Pendants, in tct Gold ; I strong, good and very cheap. • Beautiful Silver ami Enamel HairJ , pin aiKl Tooth Crush Tubes. Calf and see the standard Genuine English Lever in Nickel Cast;, gut ranteed for three years. An accurate timekeepr r, low in pric?, and ahead ' of all foreign cheap watches. JAMES MURDOCH. THE PREMIER JEWELLER, * NORTH STRAND.. : ■ft^Oß Gibbons # Co.'s well known .C Farm, Oarden and - Packet Seed>, Farm and Garden Requisites, Plants. Tools and Implements. Catalogues posted to any address. — MORRIS & BELL, The Strand. THE TAURANGA AGRICULTURAL, . & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. •^iTH^ISiSYSANTHtitfUJkI SHOW 1_ has been fixed fcr THURSDAY. April -21, ut the Thenlrt Royal. Schedules of Prizes may "be had frco on application to the Secretary. A. F. TUN&S, . . Secretary. THE IDEAL FOOD , Fqir Chihlron Frqm IJirth-' is '■; Tt contains all the necessary corst:- ■ tuents in their pr.U'er pronorMotH It contains no stnrt'h, nhrt is. llui\< fore, suitable for infants fror birth. . It forms bone, nerve nnil inuiwVu. It is all foort and no \r«ste. ' It is pure nnd free fru«n bacteria. It is easily find thoroughly assimi lated. Beware of Infants' Foods containing starch. . HORLICK'S MALTED MILK 1 has been analysed by the Board of Hecjth; and adnUttcd FREE OF DUTY. Clietnists, etc., are therjfero safe in selling HORLICK'S S»AI,T JED MILK, and pare.>'<.H are guaran teed a suitable food fov children .from j Mrfch, whi'.\: contains NO STARCH . . I ■'■ Of all Cheniists ami Wholesale ami , Ketall Kl.>Gfi. *lc. Samples : S'J i Pilt Str,H-i. Sydney, N.S.W. | HORLTCK'S MALTED MILK CO. Slougfc, Bucks, Kngland. THE MOST RELIAULE CARTRIDGES IN THE WORLD. Experienced Sportismen ' knew how important is .is that they snouhl have th« ri^ht kind of Ammunition for rifle, shotgun, ~cr revolver. Tho )x»t results are always ot»!r.' t "* ( *. when ELEY'S Cartridges are used, and, after all, it's Results that . count. OBTAINABLE ALL DEALERS. BENGER'S FOOD. . INFANTS, INVALIDS, ANP THB AGED. „ This Delicious aud gighly-Nutritlve Food • is quite distinct from any other dbtaSnable. It' is distinguished from others by the ease with which composition is wvll-known to Medical Mon and is approved by them. TWa .EtiTfCet describes it as "Mn Benger's adtnirabls preparation." The British Medical Journal says : "Benger's Food hae by its excellence established a reputation of its own." The Illustrated Medical News says: "Infants do remarl.-ahly well on it. There is certainly a great future before it." BENGER'S FOOD IS SOLD IN TINS. BY CHEMISTS KVERYWUKTCE. JALLCOCK'S IPOIiOIJ.S PLASTER. Established 1»17.

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THAT troublesome fit of coughing every morning when you get up worries you and you do not rest until you have got up the phlegm. Two drops of "NAZOL" on loaf sugar, and two or three drops rubl»ed lightly inside the nostrils on retiring at night— and repeated on awakening in the morninp— will soon relieve your trouble. " NAZOL" is sold by Chemists and Stores at is fid per bottle qoatainin^ 60 doses, 8