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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 9940, 11 December 1900, Page 5

We are informed that a well-known rran about town has made rather a good " deal." He was suffering with rather a nasty cough, which although nob very troublesome during the day, annoyed him considerably as soon as the air got the least damp. Advised to try Dr. Pascall's Cough Mixture, he bought a bottle from MR ECCLKS, the chemist, and his cough was soon cured.For eighteen pence he got rid of that cough, and now swears by " Paseall," and says "It's worth it's weight in gold." After all, it does seem .-<i!iy to keep a cough when it can be cured for eighteen pence. Now the time approaches for making 'Xiiias and New Year Presents, those in want of a good and reasonably priced article in Watches, Clocks, or Jewellery, can be supplied at The Old Shop, J. Neilson, Emerson street, or at the Hastings Branch, next Mr Hy de's, Tobacconist. Every article marked in plain figures. J. Nejlson. The Maoris are very fond of BonningtQji's Carrageen Irish Moss, says Air Jcj+n Ranby, ot Woodend, near Kaiapoi. I often hear of the good effects of your Carrageen when used for colds, bronchitis, aud asthma, from which the natives in the district suffer very much. LJoririington's Carrageen Irish Mobs has been in constant use in New Zealand for upwards of thirty-five years, and is ever i net easing in popularity. When pur -jhusuig it is important to ask for Bontiington's, and avoid worthless imitations OATES, LOWRY, & CO. have just landed a large shipment of the latest Acetylene Gas Lamps. Calcium Carbide in patent air-tight tina. Is 6d. Oates, Lowry, and Co., Cycle Manufacturers,