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. mi W. LITTLEJOtiN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, jewellers, and OPTICIANS, 222-224 LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. New Goods! New Goods! Another very fine parcel of Londonmade Jewellory has just arrived. Everything is new and tho latest. BRACELETS PENDANTS, NECKLETS, BROOCHES, LACE PINS, EARDROPS, Etc., Etc., all very beautiful and unmistakably 8 the finest quality in every detail. C 587 KINSEY ' Photographer LAMBTON QUAY. C 615 ABOUT CARPETS. OUR Carpet Room is crowded w:'."* beautiful designs and fine qualities of Carpets. Mats, and .ltugs. We have no hesitation in stating that wo hold' the Largest and Most Complete Stock of Carpets in Wellington, and no.onn.will have any difficulty in choosing harmonious colours to beautify their home. Many of the Designs of our new Carpets and Borders ara exclusive ■ .and are not procurable elsewhere in New Zealand. A full range of Artistic. Soft, Well-woven and Ever-wearing Carpets are open to inspection, and a visit will prove that our statements a'-a not overdrawn. ~ AXMINSTER. The Carpet of Distinction. WILTON. / Soft to the tread, durable, and such n Variety of New Designs that every need and colour scheme can be suited. AH theso Carpets are made in England by the Best: Manufacturers in the World, and their name is a guarantee of i-eir good qualities. ORIENTAL RUGS. Everyone who enjoys real works of art, -ind who appreciates tlie subtle luiluence of these tare'products of the Fai East, can appreciate tho real delight Buch a collection of genuine Orientals, from Persia; India, Turkey, and Afghanistan can give, and the specimens wo now otfer of Oriental Rug Art aro well worth vuur time to visit. DONEGAL. Ireland has been noted for years for its Hand-loom Work, and we can. show (eii only) Real Hand-woven Soamiass Donegal Carpets mode in one piece. Tho Colours are quaint, but tha Wearing Qualities aro Excellent. Made on 'ho primitive looms of j 'es, with dyed yarns, tlisse old-timo weavers still produce Carpets that have made Donegal famous. HY. FIELDER & 00., ' MANNERS STREET. Csßi

TT HARK PI'S BRONCHITISjLiiifI.iI ii ■ jui CURE The Famous Romedy-fpv ..COUGHS, PNEUMONIA,. PLEURISY,. \ ASTHMA, AND;'CONSUMPTION. ' Those who have taken this medicine are amazed.at its wonderful influence. Sufferers from any form o# BRONCHITIS, COUGH, CROUP, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, HOARSENESS, PAIN OR SORENESS IN THE CHEST experience delightful and rapid relief; and to those who are subject to COLDS ON THE CHEST it is invaluable, as it effects a COMPLETE CURE. It is most comforting in allaying irritation in the throat and giving strength to the voice, and it neither allows a Cough or Asthma to become chronic nor consumption to develop. Consumption is not known where "Coughs" have been properly treated with this medicine. No house should be without, it, as, taken at the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a. COMPLETE CURE IS CERTAIN. ; nnnuouiTic iMn dMcllMf*f,]l n BRONCHITIS. He continued to improve each day from eacli I liid a relapse, and suffered tortures fr.tm BRONCHITIS AND PNEUMONIA. DKUNbm I IS. dow bf Hoarne . s Medicine alone, and within what the- doctor told mo nt piouoi-y a...l . CURED BY fl tiicccncn Ti YFflns (IF AGE threo ' ,a y s lle was * ree from ttlo Cough, bronchitis. The pain from the former in my PI , DC A - UFFERER 7 IJ. E:AIi ' S 0h Pncunvmia, and tho Pleurisy, and the Unas. chest and shoulders was frightful, and for four HEARNE'S BRONCHITIo OUKt, niDcn nv iwn RfiTTI FS was passing satisfactorily. He was out of bed long weeks I was confined to my bed under T HQROUGHLY CU RED BY IWO ( £ 0 en a pf a weck J completely recovered, the care of a well-known Sydney doctor, and OF HEARNES BRONCHITIS CURE. and he is now'in perfect health. all tho time his medicine gave me but tern- • *crcn hthfb TRFATMENT HAD — ~ <PRtJDENuE M'KEE, .porary relief. The landlady of the hotel (th» /: AFTER OTH ' IMMEDIATE RELIEF—EFFECT ' Carr Street, South Geeloag, Feb. 0, 1908. Cleveland), where I resided, told me of ; a FAILED. > WONDERFUL. < * medicine—Hearne's Bronchitis Cure—from Vi> * Pra&IKFIFIPTfSM toria, which had cured her of a .bad attack Mr Herrne. Sir,-I was very ill with influ- OWWOWWriIWW. of bronchitis and psins in the chest, and begged t, -n ... enza and Bronchitis. A fric-i'l of nums p;r- rn i rave uic ocn of ine to try it. I did so, and, in thanlcs and Mr. W. G. Hearno. Dear Sir,-From a strict jmc to try , ou . Bronchilis Cum. Tic to ill T0 LEAVE Hl ° BED> .gratitude to you, .tell yeu that, after, th. sense of duty I feel that I should publish the first d me i mme diate relief, and after . c nIIRP second bottle, my cough had cetMd; but what ; following statement, so that others may kno'v takinK the second bottle I am thoroughly A COMPLETE CUKb. is more astonishing, the pains from pleurisy what to do when the awful fact is evident that its effect on me has been most wonder* Mr W. G. Hearno. Dear Sir, lam writing orttirely left me, and 111 about-a week I vai . a life is in danger of being lost :-In September, ful> lom 73 years of age. I trust you will to tell you about the > wonderful cure your e bk to'attend to my duties -fJS- usud.-TJiirs - 1906, my little girl, aged at that time 3 years, nia j- 0 uso 0 f this statement by publishing it medicine has effected in my case. £®put faithfully, • - J. BBAHAMi contracted Measles, and in the following Octo- f or benefit of humanity generally. Yours three years "ago I began to cough. At first Melbourne Punch Melroui'ti-j.. ber was attacked by Bronchitis, Pneumonia mo st respectfully, the cough was not sovero, but it gradually got . — . ' ... . ... ... and Congestion of the Lungs. She was attended THOMAS R. TREZISE, worse, and I very • weak and troublea 'aqt WM A A 17 YRARQ' PAQE br a legally qualified doctor of high standing, Reedy Creek, Victoria. with night sweats, pM.i in my chest, and great Aol IHWlft fl 17 T.CAKs uAoIU • . but his treatment was not successful in arrest-- quantities of phlegm. Gn several occasions D ocu,niie "cam cn" ine the progress of the illness. On Saturday. cnDIQV there was blood in the expectorated .natter. PREVIOUS TRcATMENT FAILED, thl 21st October, 1903, he said that her life was ;PNEUMONIA • AND PLEURISY. I had been treated by a doctor, who pronounced • „„ ~'>' AT ' in danger—that there was very little hope for ■ CURED BY my case to bo consumption, and various other CURED BY THREE BOTTLES, her For eight days and nights sho had been ufarmf'S RRnMCHITIS riIRF treatments had been tried, but without benefit. : Mr. Alex. : J. Anderson,■ of Oak Park, Chirfo. prostrated by Cough, Pain, and Fever, xud HEARNES BRONCHITIS CURE. It wa? at this stage that I heard of your ville, Queensland, wrote After .buffering was lving like a statue, unconscious. At thi> . unn Bronchitis Cure, and sont to you for a course i'roir. asthma ,for seventeen yeais, and having st&eo I was persuaded, by a friend to obtain AFTER-OTHER TREATMENT HAD of the medicine, >Vhen it arrived, too been, under a great many aitferent treatments Hearno'B Bronchitis Cure, with its auxilhry FAILED. ill to-.leave ray bed, but I commenced taking without, benefit, I was induced to. try Heame'a medicine for the Fevsr and Congestion of the . « — it at once, and gradually improved.. I am. Medicine lor Asthma. After taking threa. , Lunffs, as directed in the Catalogue of Medicines jr Prudence M'Kee, of Carr Street, South to say that the two lots of incdicine you bottles oi: this medicine I quite got rid Of th« which accompanies each bottle of the BroAchitis Qeelong, in viow of the importance of a person sent have effected a comnleto cure, lor which astama, and since then, which was the beginCure. X gave the.medicine as directed, and ma king it quite clear what treatment was accept my very best thanks.— yours gratefully,, rung of ISB3-fifteen• years ha™ not there was an improvement from the first successful in curing a serious and complicated . _~ c i T i return of ir.< Tho medicino doso of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure.- Tho ca6e w i Jen the medicine, directions, and.treat- Westminster Bridge Koad, b.L., London. quite cured me, and' 1 have much pleasure m improvement continued ".after 'each doso men t 0 f a legally qualified doctor had failed, : .. recommending: it" ;• of tho medicine. In a week she was per- state as follows:- . RRONCHIITIS AND PLEURISY. Speaking m February, 190S, he states:-"! fectly free from the pneumonia, son, Henry M'Kee, then aged-8 years, Dnu,iu am .keeping very well. Never have tho slightest Pain, and ,Fevfcr,:and vas well, except h a( i attended by a legally qualified doctor, . e -\/eoc paop miEPn' RY rwn return of the asthma.. ; < that she was still weak. In a fortmgnt she who pronounced him to be ■ suffering-from A S^ERECASEUIU^ D , ■ was quito recovered, and is now in splandid Pneumonia, Pleurisy, and a stoppage of the HEARNES BRONCHITIS CURE. Hearnes Medicine cured iug of Asthma, health, and stronger than ever. < Any person passing of the Urine. Under the doctor's treat- . _._ rn nTunD tdcatucmt u « n ? om ' su ff orln 5 i : f°r twentyasking for information,about-this grand medi- xnent tho child gradually got uorse, antl th- AFTER OTHER TREATMENT HAD five years, dunn„ time I had used cine can bo supplied' by 'me, or by any of my doctor pronounced the case hopeless. He told FAILED. almost every 'patent medicine oir the market neighbours who have .witnessed .its wonderful mo that the child could not live. At this Mr. Hearne, Chemist, Geflong. Dear Sir,— —including astuma > getting effects. It absolutely [snatched my child from stage I obtained from Mr. W. G. Hearne. Some months ago,'.in Sydney, I suffered from a cure. it was-oignt years ago that tho cure e.n early grave.—Yours gratefully, Chemist, of Goelong, a' bottlo of * Hearno's a severe attack of influenza, and was confiiiod vras effected s Medicine, and I now r\ PAT?nTMi?T? Bronchitis Cure, and gave it to the child, to my loom for about a week, at the end of , stronger than I hav.o. felt for years—in . ' to the directions which accompany which time, foeling fcmewhat better, I g6t up .'fact, I feel splendid. Polica Station, Geelong East, each bottle of it. The child improved after and tried to transact my business as usual. U WIbJiMAN, 'I'eb. 5, 1908. second dose of Hearne's Bronchitis Cure. But I pot up too soon, for the very nest day Meredith, Victoria. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! The great success of HEARNE'S Bronchitis Cure has induced a number of unprincipled persons to mako imitations, eacli calling his medicine "Bronchitis Cure,?' with the object of deceiving the unsuspecting, and so getting a sale for an imitation which has none of the beneficial effects that HEARNE'S Bronchitis Guro has. Consequently it has become necessary to draw your attention to this fact, and to request you in your own interests to be particular to ask for HEARNE'S, and see that you got it. — " . .i HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE, Small Size, 2s. 6d.; Large Size, 4s. 6d. Sold by all Chemists and Medicine Venders, and by the Pre. ijrietor, W. C. HEARNE, Chemist, Geelong, Victoria. Forwarded to any Address, when not obtainable locally. NOTICE.—HEARNE'S BRONCHITIS CURE No.IA does NOT contain any Morphia or any Opium whatever. It is equally beuencF for the youngest child and the most aged person. >■!) - '. LOOAI OFFICE! NO, B, HUME"B BUILDINCB, 65 WILLIB STREET, WELLINGTON*