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S. SOLLY, FAMILY BUTCHEn, K A IT U N A. BEGS to anuouuce that he has commenced business as above and will be round for orders in a few days, when he hopes to receive a fair share of public patronage. Tbeprimest of BEEF, MUTTON FORK, and SAUSAGES always obtainable at lowest prices. A Trial Respectfully Solicited. PRIZE ALBS Are to be bad ONLY at Mrs Gaukrodger's, liobe Hotel, akaka. iVJotueka Hotel Motueka. V V

BOON'S SLiI^TEJ-R TESTIMONIAL. From J. H. Edmondson. St. John Street, Nelson, Mr Boon, Dear,. Sir.—l have ujed your Liver Pills for the last .sight yeais and am -pleased to jear testimony to their efficacy. When I first took them I was in a very bad state, my appetite was poor, and food had no relish. I suffered with inteusepains under my shoulder and across the small of uiy back. I always felt iu a state of drowsiness, and could sleep at any. time or anywhere ; in tact, it was a hard matter to keep awake even at my work. I made my complaint known to some of my friends, many of whom recommended different remedies, which I tried, but without the desired effect. In the morning I would awake f tired than when I went to V,?d, r.nd always with a bad head ache, unpleasant taste in my mouth, and with tongue furred. And so my complaint continued until I became weak and thoroughly prostrate through flatulence and dull aching pains already described. My stomach, I felt sure, was com pletely out of order, while in friends said my liver was seriously diseased. It is needless to say that iny condition was causing me grea; anxiety. lam now, however, awell as ever I was in my life, the credit of which must be given to •Boon's Liver Pills. These Pills were recommended by a fellow workman, who had received simila. benefits from their use. I can honestly recommend Boon's Livei Pills to anyone suffering from affecH<i?i (iJ the liver, or the same com plicated complaint that I was troubled with, which no doubt arose from the liver. I keep the Pills iu the house always, and would not be without them on any account, as 1 look, upon the remedy as a fortress turther attacks, SrjjneiOJ. H. Edmondson. •• u Liiuickecpers and ..)..-i;-.i y, eudorsiu Boxes i/-, and ■.■■;.■ Boxes 2,- each ; aud Whole;(i;d retail by james buon, Manufacturing Chemist, Nelson.

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Golden Bay Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 52, 26 May 1910, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Golden Bay Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 52, 26 May 1910, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Golden Bay Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 52, 26 May 1910, Page 6