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Feilding Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 159, 7 January 1903, Page 4

<( it m only on the use of Wolfe's >| .S.'linnnpa that it ought to b« ■j judged,. 1 ¥ou be tde Judge. I A Every bottle of Wolfe's Schnapps Jj contains an honest preparation i of Juniper Berries and select ; Barley. ( If you n««d a stimulant that will jjj l,raoe a tired body or clear a tired mind, TEST WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS -not a false stimulant but a builder up of vital foro«». }/ou take no fßisk. Better not take anything than accept a substitute for this sterling old tonic. Imitations are put out for one purpose only— to make biy profit3— they »r« absolutely worthless. SBuyW6ole2fottles Look for the name, and accept only bottles with the signature of Udolpho Wolfe on the label. CAPTAIN" JACKSON BARRY'S NEW BOOK. The Auckland Star, in a recent issue, says: — "Our pioneer friend, Captain Jackson Barry, a colonial of seventy-five years, is once more in evidence, canvassing for his new book, which is now in the hands of the printers. The Captain is a wonder at his age, eighty-four years. To stand the fatigue he does is surprising. The veteran had one of his legs broken two years ago at New Plymouth, when saving a lady from being run over by a train, and was under the doctor for about sixteen months. He is, however, able to get about, and has so far been very successful in getting orders. The Captain can well claim to be one of the founders of three great British colonies, for he was in Melbourne in 1825, and stood where Queen Street, Auckland, now is, in 1837, when it was a fern-clad gully, with not a vestige of a white man's dwelling or a white man's face to be seen, and about that time also was at Port Essington, New South Wales, where he took cattle for the new settlement established there. He was also in New Plymouth when Mr F. Carring. ton, who was laying off that town in 1842, had to take shelter in Dickie Barrett's whare, as he was stopped and threatened by the natives. Several Auckland and southern friends have read the manuscript of his new book, and they declare it will be one of the most interesting volumes ever published in the colonies. Photographs of no fewer than eighty leading men of the colonies, including four Governors, and short autobiographies of each, and of Lord Ranfurly, Gover nor of New Zealand, will appear, and photographs of the Hon R. Seddon, Premier, and His Ministry, and Premiers and members of earlier Ministries." The publishers, " The Brett Publishing Company," of Auckland, intimate that the first edition will be ready for issue early in January. Cools the Blood Hot weather takes the life out of. everybody. You become languid, debilitated, nervous, depressed. You lose your appetite and you have indigestion. Your blood becomes impure, your head aches, your nerves are weak, and you are tired all the time. You want something to purify your blood and make it cool and healthy. Mr. Giovanni D'Nosi, of Fnrksidfl, South Australia, tells you liow this may be clone. He sends his photograph also. "In this warm and debilitating climate I believe nearly every one needs a pood tonic. For a number of years I have relied on Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I can strongly testify ti> its curative power in cooling the blood in hot weather and in toning up the wholo system. It is a wonderful medicine." AVER'S Sarsaparilla There are many imitation '• Sarsaparillas." Be sure you get Ayer's. Ayer's Pills are Liver Pills. They cure constipation, biliousness, sick headache, nausea, and all liver troubles. * Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayeri Co.. Lowell. Mass., V.SJi. CLAIRVILLE BAKERY(The oldest established iv Feildiog,) A. J. GOULD, PROPRIET.OR. IN thanking my numerous patrons for their esteemed support in tbe dast, I desire to announce that every attention and care is exercised both in the choice of flour and yeast, so that my customers can rely on securing good and pare bread, which is delivered daily to all parts of tbe Borough. My employees are not only directly under my supervision, but are experienced tradesmen. A. J. GOULD. " FA TENTS AND rRADE MARgS Secure in all Ccmntrieß, HENRY HCGHES, C.E., Chartered Patent Agent (40 years' experience), H, Phoenix Chambers, Wellington A UAKD. TF yob want to build a house try ■ THEO. WEST, Builder, Manchester Street. Lots of plans to choose from. While every care is exercised in regA£d to the due insertion of advertisements, tiw Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible tor non-inser-tion through accident or from otae? causes ; and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting ad yettißecispts that they may deem objectionable, eyon such ad vertiaements may have bssn received and paid for in tbe usual course of '■business.