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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2952, 15 October 1891, Page 1

"OLTHAM GENERAL STORE. 1 Hi — J. H. MORGAN, i Saddler and "General Stoheeeepee baa commenced business in Hamilton's Buildings with an entirely New and Suitable Stock; and hopes, by s strict attention to the wants of his • customers, to merit a fair share of ' support. All goods will be cold at lowest possible prices for cash. ; J.H.M., having had over 30 years' i experience in the saddlery business, will ctill make it a speciality, and is prepared to execute orders or repairs of any description. t.T. K. FERGUSON, HABIT MAKER, Pbincbs-st., HAWEEA. DAVIDSON'S . ITAWERA pBNBRAL OTORE ; Large Stock of — DRAPERY CLOTHING GROCERIES IRONMONGERS", &c, ( c at lowest prices. 6 Carts visit surrounding district each week. JAS. DAVTDSON, Peopbtktoe. 1 I f a 2 MARTJPA. c ALL people are liable at any time a to suffer from colds in the head, sore throat, bad coughs, etc, and, 8 which, if not attended to in time, lead ji on to worse complications, such as asthma, lung disease, consumption, and general bronchial affections. Sister Mabt Joseph Attbebt has, during her thirty years' experiments, n found that there is a wonderful remedy for the above in the vegeta- ° tion of New Zealand, and in the preparation of Maeupa, which in a combination of many plants, we are given a medicine which has already proved most efficacious to those suffering from these complaints who used it, and which only now needs to become generally known, and it will be found to do all that is said. Seventy-mile Bush, June, 1887. Dear Sister, — I am perfectly cured, T the cough is gone, and I can work as well as ever. — A. Jenkins. Tongohio, May, 1882. Dear Madam, — You promised to cure me in three months, but you have done it in one. Not only can I speak without any fatigue, but 1 can sing and Bhout as loud as anybody. The cough has quite left me. — T. Bennett. . Owhiti, May, 1880. Dear Sister, — I feel quite well again. The blood has stopped and the cough is insignificant. I feel another being altogether. I have a little medicine left, which I keep carefully. — A. Andrews. Hampden, Nov. 1889. Dear Sister, — Will you let me have a little more medicine. It is the only one I have found to do me any good. — J. O'Brien. Special Agent for Hawera District — MB. E. FAKE, Chemist.