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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 February 1911, Page 2

WHEN YOUR LIVER IS OUT OF ORDER. A disordered liver means a very serious state of affairs” for it brings in its wake a whole train of ills which undermine even .the strongest constitutions. If you are feeling irritable, bilious, troubled with headaches, backaches, etc., all you want to set you right once more is Baxter’s Compound uinine Pills. These splendid pills act directly upon the liver, and at the same time tone up the whole system. If you think your liver is out of order, send to your chemist for a box of Baxter’s Compound Quinine Pills, and be rid of your trouble without delay. Price 1/6 per box post free from J. Baxter, chemist, Christchurch, but be sure you get Baxter’s. if you want to get well quickly.—Ad vt.

£UTLERY from the World’s best makers is being sold at ridiculous prices.—AßNOTT AND SEABROOK, Ironmongers. \\r ARMING ! f * IMPORTANT AMENDMENT. ACCOUNTANTS’ EXAMINATIONS. We want to warn all clerks and others interested to BEWARE lest they are left in the rear. You must have your Diploma. You can only obtain it by Exam. These will be made much more difficult In 1913. Matriculation will be added. The University will conduct the exams next November. Applications to be in by May Ist. Qualify this year under conditions that will not exist again. Send for “1913 AND AFTER”—Free. This Booklet fully and clearly explains the whole matter. (Mention this paper and course required. DO NOT DELAY! HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON, MAIL INSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 516 : :: : Auckland.

TPHE Oldest and Best Shop for A SUITABLE XMAS PRESENTS for men is to be found in Mawhera Quay, and known as T. H. GARTH’S HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST. He is showing : Silver Mounted Pipes, Walking Sticks, Purses, Gents’ Wallets, Pouches. Cigar and Cigarette holders, Dressing Cases. CIGARETTES (all brands) CIGARS (the very best) Etc., Etc. The Saloon artists. 3 NO WAITING! CIVILITY AND ATTENTION! REMOVAL NOTICE. lifß. H. HOLMES, Painter and Paperh anger, in THANKING the general public for their liberal support, wishes to intimate that he has RE MOVED to his new premises in Albert Street, opposite the Public Library. A new stock of PAPERS, PAINTS, GLASS, etc., to select from. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL WORK. RE-OPENING NOTICE. Tlf R. J. J. O’BRIBS has great pleasure in announeing the completion of the DUKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL (Corner Hospital & Albert Sts.) This splendid establishment is now open for business, and contains an equipment that is second tjo none in the city. it is newly furnished throughout and has every modern convenience for the comfort of guests and visitors. Only First Quality WINES and SPIRITS kept in stock. Hairdressing and Shaving is controlled by first-class CHAIRS 3