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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6895, 6 August 1917, Page 2

TENTS. FROM 16s 6d TO £3 7s 6d. — ALSO SEPARATE FLYS - A Fine Variety Just Landed. W. 1. TEASEY, 'mporter

EYES TESTED BY A. J. MIRRIELEES, i.P.s, d.o To be satisfactorily tested by someone you know, ia yoir own town who absolutely guarantees his work end has been pronounced by doctors and experts to he a perfect tefractionist, is better for you thsn (foing to town or trusting your eyes to traveling opticians who are here to lay and away to-morrow A J. MIRBIELEES, E. T. BAKER Land, Estate and Commission Agent Agent for the Liverpool London and Globe Insurance Co. Ltd. LoaDs Negotiated. Estates Managed OMice Wharf St. Phone 96 CARD, P. W. CHOKER, Registered Architect, f n.z ia. (Late of Melbourne and Auckland) TAURANGA and TE PUKEHead Office: Peemity Dtildirjg. Wi.iow bt-, Tauranga Mr H. F. Knight, —Dentist— Successor to Mr Butler The Strand, Tauranga, and at Te JPukb. Attends — Tauranga, Monday, Tugs day, #ed-nesday; Friday, and Saturday „ Te Puke, every Thursday. Phone 116 H, H. OLEMSOX. /.N.Z.I.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECT Norris & Bell's Buildings, Davonport Road Tauranga Dentistry AIR W H WRIGHT, Late of Auckland Successor to Mr W k H. Poqle CENTRAL BUILDINGS, Corner Wharf Street and Strand, , Tauranga E. Campbell Thompson. 0. B. Farrer THOMSON & FARRER, Gl/IL ENQINRBRS A3D SuRVBTOKS,. TAURANGA And at Wbakatane, Hamillton, and Taumarunui BUTTO N & ALDJS Barriiters and Solicitors WHARF 8T TAURaNGA Mr H. Crump Teacher of > Pianoforte, Organ, Thbqby, Harmony, CouNrERPOiNT, DoubleOOUKTBRPOIKT, ETC. .. Fraser Street, TauraDga ,-. .%. Terms on Application .•

LANGUID, DULL AND LISTLESS. THE EFFECT OF A LAZY LIVER. If you are affected by digestive troubles— the Bymptoms m»y be the ordinary everyday ones of a headache, biliousness, pains after eating, acidity, or flatulency—you may be certain that your liver is not acting its part properly. ■ Liverish ness leads straight to headaches, sickness, to torturing bouts of biliousness, to irritability, blurred vision, bad skin, dull and drowsy eyea, and chronic weariness. On the other hand, when the liver is healthy, you don't realise that yon have a liver. Daily, hourly, this important organ performs its natural functions, and bo long as it does you are blissfully unaware of its existence. But Uverishness, with its distressing symptoms, makes the best of us willing to quarrel with an angel. Mother Seigel's Syrup, by the very nature of its ingredients, exerts a beneficial action on the liver, and having stated that we now give Mr. Harris' confirmation, who, writing on August 3rd, 1916, from 183, Gawler Place, Adelaide, says:—