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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9356, 27 April 1893, Page 4

. :it. w. grow* ma«» &mtfo. __— R. T. BOOTH'S GOLDEN RaMJEMi^S. i NO. l !NO. % FOR THE LIQUOR, OPIUM. AND A BRAIN, NERVE. 4#D SIiQOD 'TOBACCO HABITS. TONIC. THE SAFEST AND SUREST CURB EVER A certain OCJRK for: DISCOVERED FOR THE DISPBPSIA.IKBICffiSTION, WEAKENED BNBRCF LIQUOR, TOBACCO, AND OPIUM »^raloia, and poverty op t^ b^od. HABITS. „.7^3 ~°~~-~ I hereby certify and declare that, after over thlrryyears" experience it jnonrniiDTv Tvn.c,ivr>r>*ru _„„ , „„„_,,„ »BaPharmaoßutioalDTuggistand Manufaoturlns Chemist, andbeinK IT ABSOLUTELY DESTROYS THE APPETITE familiar with the formula and composition of nearly every Tonfi ._ .T . Preparation on the maiket. that In my opinion the formula of K. T. AND ALL Booth's GOLDEN REMEDY No, 2, as submitted to me,fe the bes* CRAVINGS FOR ALnoHOLTfi I.TOT7ORS aNT) att I have ever seen. From my longa zporlenoe of artioles of this nature hub. Ah^nauLl^ L.iyuUKS AWIJ ALL i nava no doubt that It wUlaot promptly and e^eotinallylB»lloa«eB UJSbIUh, 1O JSMOKJiJ O f Exhaustion from whatever cause, for Neuralgia, Poverty ot Blood, and General Nervous Disorders.— M. Mabsbali* Dnnedliu «"HOT FOR DRUNKARDS ONLY. -si . DO YOU WANT TO EAT WELL, BLEKP WELL AND BE WELL? THEN TAKE ■"'• ' „LL M U DBRIIB D=r .. 4lt SMOKEBS H(J> g BooTffg oLfißJr QUIT THEIR HABITS REMEDY. WITH ™R™3T jWLSJ™ No NAGGING OIT THE This Great] Tonlo ia lor the BRAIN. NERVBS. ana BLOOD i BADj NIGHTS. OOBHS THK LIQUOR HU3IT 18 7 DI3KABK OF THE NERVOUS BEURALQIA, *WE AKBNBD BNBROY SXSTJKM AND OF IHE BLOOD. IT GIVES TONE TO THE WHOLE SYSTEM, AND 8 i . THK ,BEST .TONIC ON THISJHA'RTH, ' THB GOLDEN REMEDY NO. 1 '■ — After being confined to hla bed foe five months ha wu Cured Cures the Disease by Removing the Cause, and along with It all wifil on 9 bottle. desire to return to theldbink, I READ THIS| Beady Money Boob Faotory, THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN SUHEU. W u ° r <> ml>Mtl « 11 . g^gSKgr 188& | MbR. T. Booth, ■ AN IMPORTANT LETTER, Dear Sir,-As one bottle of your No. 2 " Golden Remedy " has beea MB R, T. Booth. effeotual in restoring my Bsn to health, I wish moat heartily to next aay my appetite began to retnrn. From the Srst I BteadUy ' Yonrs v " <sr0 # > o ritmK , m Improved, and at the end of four day B I had no desire for elth* the ff * G> 810^ drink or the pipe. After three days I oof Idn't smoke, and now I Bleep like a ohlld and eat like a man. To you, Sir, I owe a debt I oan never repay, and I give you thla in writing with t«e hope tbat many poor fellows who are slaves of the drink or smoking habit ,», .T r «rr 'MTSVa amt» BTnuccCDDuon ■mayl>eoured.-R. Robehtson, Viotarla-Btreet, Chrlstohuroh. AT ALL OHi.«USTS AND STOREKEEPERS. 1 • " 216 &flrtttrtttttttt gmpltiwat jpatmftmotji. ' HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKS HASTINGS AND WAIPUKURAU. i ".STA.B LISTED 1186 b. A. JONEB ~T"njl> BON 8,, PROPRIETORS. AWARDSOHAMPION OUP. VALUE 25 O JINEA3I .FOR iTHB BKar OOLtiBOTION OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS THREE BAR IN SUCCESSION. FIFTEEN FIRST PRIZES AND SOOIUTYS SILVER MEDALS. BEVENTY-THREE FIRST-OLASS CERTIFICATES FOR THE BE3T PLOUGH 3, HARROWS, HORSH HOKS GRUBBKRS, DIBO HARROWS, FARM DRAYS, SEED SOWERS, WOOL PRESSES SCO. &0., &o. DATING FROM 1880 TO 1881, WE bog to announce that in order to meet the requirements of our numerous Patrons throughout the Prorlnolal District, we havo extended a Branoh of our old established Buslneaa to Hastings, where we have ereoted Premises faolng MARKET and QUE&N STKEBTd, near the Railway Station suitablo to the oarrying on of an Extensive BnsineßS Having put) down a Plant of Machinery and Tools capable of dealing with all olasaes of machinery, we open our Now Branoh aa Agrloultural B jgiooeTS. Our oonneotion with this trade for the past TW<«NT3fi3EVKN XEAR3 and the highly appreciative credentials we hold from the H.B. A and P. Soolety for Exhibits every year alooe Its tormatioa will be aufflolent guarantee to thoae favoring ua with ther continued patronage, * wall as to those to whom we may be comparative otrangore, that we turn out NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK. We Intend Stooldng all kinds of Agricultural Implements of the Newest and Best Designs suitablo for the District, and shall be prepared o Renew or Repair any Implement whoever the maker may be. We shall endeavor to suit tho convenience ot our Patrons by keeping a Large Stock ot Duplloates on hand for the varlona Maohlnes in the Dlstrlot ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED, BLACKSMITH & WHEELWRIGffITwxmK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES DONE ON THE MOST REASONABLE TEKMS BY COMPETENT WORKMEN AND WITH DESPATCH; 1 : ' ASSISTANCE GIVEN TO INVENTOKS TO WORK OUT NEN PATENTS. AGBNOIES- ' BUCKEYK^A^VESTE I R U CO URAL KNCtINKHiRS ' OHBISTOHUROH BOM AfIBNTS) MUIR'S ZBLANDIA WOOL PRESS AVELINB & PORTER'S TRACTION ENGINES BROWN ft MAY'S STEAM ENGINES BEFTEMBEK 20th 1892 PUBLIC APOL 0..G Y. nJ. H. DALTONr IJEUS to Apologise to hia late Gustome/rs for any annoyance and djlay they uny havejbeen pub to through the late M, aajjomont. aud baga a atite that tna Bualneaa hi 3 again oorue bask Into his -hando 1 and will Ibo! carried on; In future lundor the Managemenb (ot MX CAMPBELLWho has had a vory large IHome Experlonoe in some of |he best Cities In the Old Country, and who I an safe y reoommend ds a Thorough I PraoHoal Tailor Sand feel sure that any who may trnab him with an Order will _ go away ;wsll pleaaei with", having done bo. " -' -^~~~ ' I remalnl) yoursSobedlently. J. H. DALTON TAILOR, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. TAN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OP FANCY SUITINGS, TWEEDS, DIAGONAL COATINGS, FIGURED COATINGS, SADDLE TWEEDS, BANNOCKBURN,: & 0 . BUT ALL AT OUR USUAL PRICES, THAT IS. THE CHEAPEST CONSISTENT WITH A REALLY GOOD ARTICLE IN TOWN. GALLOWAY AND CO., IRON MERCHANTS, BOILER-MAKERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF i MACHINERY AND^ CASTINGSfOF ANY HALIFAX, ENGLAND! -^ /( f \ 1^ ""V^l Tho IBooond LarßOßtl IGai *' i\ - ' if" T» i \ * ( <~~* ji^U B^^^B^U) Ensme Makers n the / .jft^jta Jf ■* u\ Hi ' • •■• '-' i-ttoTT ', yj :).-:> GALLOWAY ."ABD 00-. BNOINEBRS, HAWKED BAY FOUNDRY, PORT N4?IE«. SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. 23a

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