MOATE tt CO.'S HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE 6o!d KSc-ial AT THE NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 1907 AND WERE AWARDED THE GoM Kc&al AND Silver Medal AT N.Z. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN 1862 if Coughs, Colds, W I Bronchitis, Consumption, I I and all other Lung B I Troubles speedily give way I I to Perfect Health when I I Lane's I I Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Is taken. This Emulsion improves the whole body by way of the stomach first, and then I through the blood, making 8 it red, rich, and pure. In D blood of the pure sort the deadly germs of consumption cannot live. Doctors I call Lane's Emulsion a I medicine food — medicine I because it cures disease ; a 1 food, because it builds up I I the body. All chemists 1 I and stores sell it. Prices 1 1 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. 1 pCOMMENDATIONI [WOLFES UAI the largest Sale of any •Inftle brand at spirit* la AttrtralU, OVER 1,300.000 BOTTLES SOLD ANNUALLY. J It to #cod for *tt. It tea I ft pupsjt bvMtntf Male* I medicine that acte on the I Kidney* and bladder* There are 3 kinds of Coal! Ist. Tie Coal that costs little money and gives little heat. 2nd. The Coal that costs* a little more money and gives a little more heat. 3rd. "COALBROOKDAT/R," which is the best value for your money — pound for pound — because it in all I heat ! " CoAi.BRGO.cr i.^ " i is a bituminous cc. 1— it i belongs to the napiilhi and ! petrel .-iim class cf produels— and cCi'.a-wquenLly it burns with great heat! : Thts Tn?nns that it coo?.s I foadquic My and thorcuj. 1 !- --i ly. For .vl ..:':n purposes it is well known to strM ruri vailed. ** CGalbrook- M J-iui.K 11 Coal is all Coil: ( i :=o slate, no stor.es, no j dirt, — only New Zealand's ; finest Coal, with almost ' no waste in ash. 1 3rder*CoALftß'>oK!)ALE" from ' Any Coal Merchant in the Colony. FEILDING PUBLIC LIBRARY. OPEN DAILT from 10.80 to 12, 2 to 4.30, 7to 8.30. Nearly 4000 Volumes in the Library, in addition ta 15 Magazines. New Books added monthly. Terms — For oiie book, 23 6d quarter ; two books, 8s 6d quarter; payable in advance. FUR GLEANING. FURS Cleaned, altered to latest styles, and renovated on the shortest notice by a lady with London experience. Every satisfaction guaranteed. Old run made to look like new. Mrs Neville, Fergusson-street, opposite Hook's Denbigh Hotel.
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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 265, 14 May 1907, Page 4
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