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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XVII, Issue 2954, 17 October 1891, Page 1

jk OOLUEE ANiD CO., PIANO IMPORTERS, TUNERS, REPAIRERS, &c, ' 'W^vqaoth, Nelson, akd New Plymouth. PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND REPAIRING. Mr. W. OOKER.(of H. Collieb a*td ; Col, Wanganiii) is NOW VISITING HAWERA and Die'trict for the purpose qf- TUNING and REPAIRING Pianos, Organs, &c. Mr. Ookeb will be glad to supply all information. . Orders^r tuning may be left at Stab Office. PIANOS AND ORGANS ON DEFERRED PAYMENT AND OTHERWISE. Old Instruments taken in exchange; . and full, vfllueallpwed. Mr. Coker will value any Instrument free of charge. PIANOS Ebom SO to 100 Guineas ORGANS AND HARMONIUMS Pbom Ten Guineas. PIANOFORTES by Eavestaff Collard and Collard Chappell Waldmar Francke Lipp Burling and Mansfield. ORGANS by Estey Organ Company Smith Organ Company Loring & .Blake, &c. H. COLLIER & CO., MUSIC WAREHOUSE, WANGANUI & NEW PLYMOUTH. lUTANAIA PELLMONGERY. WM. CAMPBELL is a Cash Buyer of Wool and Skins. Highest market rates given. TTICTQIftA BOARDINGHOUSB » ' (nearly opposite prill Hall) , . .Pbxnoeb-btbbet, Haweba. JOHN HUGHES, Proprietor. ! ' Meals at all hours. Good Accommodation for Boarders and Families. THE LIGHTNING REFERENCE AND^ENTRY BOOK. Patent. : An invaluable; assistant for auctioneers at sales ; a handy counter ready money < book ; insurance register ; factory time and pay sheets; local bodies' : contract and apportionment book ; foreman's diary, etc. Suitable for every business. INNES & CO. are prepared to supply the above in any, quantity and style. JTOrJKßNtbeijligQPtiiyieiQrga^iare out iif.-r r-oftfrd.er iconic is ,reqattedo.to,.s>r«ngMth<?m back to their notmalietate. ,i A number .'i of, pp^flons upset tbe stomach by 0 neglecting .to take their meals at rtjgiijar ; atated intervals, and {bfchtos againieat-to, qigeßß at .some < par. ticular meal— and fromf^sefcauees (be tinacbinerjDgofca out of border,, and does mofcKflttjßßiaothly.rf Lfttajjsuppers, also, ;ard.one.o£;j&e<iOaQoe», otr.npsetting the digestive organs. How-oJften does a man, too, in meeting an o}d acquaintance have a merry .ejenin&and suffer terribly, from tHe-croiote the next day. - Bis^ebM^abt Joseph- Axtbbbt, in her research es amongat the plants of New Zealand, has discovered there is a very valuable remedy for these complaints in oar own vegetation, and, after experimenting iox a number of years, has now broagh t forward the medioine called ,KARANA. !r ,.,Di;..Larochette, of the First Glass of theJfeculty of, Paris, to. whom, sai»pleß.w«i;erßen^ Bays: — " It is an, exoellenfc ibitte? Tonic,, and I consider it, >evenstiiperK>r to the preparation of Oinohouoih all :affeotions of the stomach. ■Ifc has given us, prepared as you sent it, the moat satisfactory results." ".' Tbe : Reverend Sißter says she basa used it for many years extensively an.4] successfully with sufferers of every ago] and constitution, and she noticed tbat in a- few cases it did nqt agree at first, bat, by diminishing the dose good . results followed. Sbe remarked astonishing good ; r results on old people, who had! rained their constitations by the abase of intoxicating drink and who were debilitated and suffering after having, turned over a new leaf. Kawana, March, 1888. Dear Madam— l respectfully . thank you for what you have done for me. You have saved my life. Your medicine (KABANA) is invaluable. I wish I opuld make you a return for your kindness.— P. Pestal. Speciai. Aqjsst for Hawera district — \ MR. E. FAKE, Chemist.