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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2444, 24 April 1915, Page 8

m the trains. —— on the tramcars, . ( in the homes of city folia-ani farmers alike. ; everywhere Hean's Essence is the topic. —— people 'are recommending Hean'« Essence, friend. to friend, neighbour to neighbour, home to home. ' there are good reasons. Here are three of them:— '. Ist. Hean's Essence is made by a qualified chemi6t of thirty years'. ex» perience. . 2nd. By adding a little sweetening and a large breakfastcupfnl of vrater one bottle instantly produces'a pint, or eight eighteenpenny bottl«6.of the finest cough, cold, catarrh, and sore throat remedy, money can possibly buy.., 3rd. There is a, clear money saving of 10s. for your pocket. Is there any wonder users are dai lighted? Is'there any wonder people are recom--, mending Hean's Essence friend to friend, neighbour to neighbour, and liomo to home? ,One bottle of Heans Essence, costing only- 25.; makes 12s. worth of ' finest family cough medicine right in your own home. But let the people themselves talk:—. "Please be good enough to mail another bottle of Hean's Essence. My child-.' ren have had the whooping conph, and' I find it very good' for them—Mrs. A,' Olsen, Otangiwai." . "I enclose postal note for another.bottle of Hean's Essence. For several years-X' have made a cough .mixture from paregoric, laudanum, aniseed, and peppermint, but I find the mixture-made from yonr Essence is much stronger in taste, more soothing, and more effective. I feel sure Hean's Essence is a boon in every home where it.is used.—Mrs. J.. Simpson, Now Brighton." Be 6nre yon get H»E-A»N' S—that i» the point for yon to watch. HeanV Essence is sold by most chemists and 'stores,' or promptly mailed post-free, oil receipt of price, 25., from G. W. Sean, Family Chemist, Wanganni.—Advt, ;. ■

Messrs. Levin, and Co., .Ltd., and C.L. Duigan and Co., Waaganui, in conjuno. tion, instructed, by the trustees in tha estate of the late Adrian Higgie, will auotioh at 75 Bidgway Street, Wanganui: (1) 1192 acres, Native lease, situate about, nine miles from Mangamahu; (2) 1967. acres 1 rood, within one mile of Mangamahu; (2b) 12 acres 2 roods 10 polesKwith good five-roomed dwelling ;thereon. The sale', will be held on May 5. Full. par-' ticulars will be forwarded on application, to the auctioneers. O'er all .there hung the shadow of a fear, A sense of misery his \isage haunted, Which said as plain as whisnerintfceear, "With 'flu' he's haunted.'' But I will not repine a little bit. 'Tis Woods' Great Peppermint Cura thafs wanted. He took some—now he's well and 6t. The "flu" avaunted. —Adyt. I Catalogues giving full details and plans | of the various lots to be offered in. the : forthcoming auction of the properties .in the. Rhodes Estate are now ready, and may be obtained from any of the follow- • ing auctioneers, who have been instructed | by the trustees in the estate to conduct the sale:—Messrs. J. H. Bethune and Co., HaTcourt and Co., W. H. Turnbull and Co., and Mr. S. Gtorgo Nathan. The properties for auction include many sites. in the heart of Wellington's business area, besides choice residential properties and sections. The sale takes place' on Thursday, April 29, in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. • Great bargains in 6is motor-cars, stated to be of proved reliability, are announced in this issue by Messrs. Mai ing and Co. selling these brand new cars at prices far selling these brand new oars at prioes for under actual landed cost is that Messrs.' Maling mid Co. have given up retail. ' business in motor-cars, and have sold itheir garago. . The. agents wil refund th< . eteamor passage return to all purchasers.

MOTOR LORRIES AND ■ PARCEL CARS. For immediate delivery, 1, 2, anjj).ton "British" Motor Wagons, alsC famous "Wall" Parcel Cats. J. E. FITZGERALD, Motor Importer, .Wellington,