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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9101, 25 May 1906, Page 3

Business Notices. SEXTON'S ; SEXTON'S GREAT WINTER SALE. Commencing SATURDAY, May 19th, for 3 WEEKS only. Enormous Reductions on all our NEW WINTEK GOODS. Every Article Reduced. REMEMBER ! This is not a Sale of Old Stock. This is a Genuine Sale of New Winter Goods, Including — New black and white Caracul Jackets. New Tweed Jackets. New Fur Muffs and Necklets. New Flannel and Silk Blouses. Flannelette underclothing, bloomers, black skirts, corsets, print pinofores, etc. Blankets, flannels, flannelettes, sheetings, damasks, lace curtains, : dress goods, etc. Men's Clothing — Ready-to-wear suits, hats, caps, underpants, and undervests, shirts, dungarees, odd coats, odd waistcoats, odd trousers. Boys' suits, all sizes and prices. IS" NOTE. — All goods marked in plain figures — the usual price and sale price. We Guarantee 20/- Worth for every 15/- invested. Note Address — CASH 1 T. SEXTON I ARCaDE ! CHEAP GRAZING I I LAND I I~ N areas of from 600 to 2000 acres ; good new country ; low ■ rental; very long lease. Having personally inspected jj 5 this country, I can strongly recommend it. lamin a better ■ JJ position 'to secure you one of these sections than any other 5 M agent in the colony. If you want cheap, sound grazing land, J ■ apply t° ■ I ALFRED ATKINSON, I JJ HAWERA. S ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■MHKMHHaKaaHMHaaiiH ADAMSON AND ROBB, TAILORS AND MERCERS, HIGH ST., HAWERA. DRESS SUITS, LADIES' COBTUMES, AND 'DIVIDED SKIRTS A SPECIALITY. N J$W £ood tea .Mm MOATE & CO.'S, MM you should Mf limited MM buy teas . . iWf 1 fWf P re P a red . MW T ~M¥ * a^ e your '• , JwW /iffi wa *ch to a V^r!/ ///foundry as /./ Established iff / f rom •• ■ • f'-xVi 1879. MsM^r «SU*Cail6Q £\t f \ l^v xeaTirms. £ ,^.4r c —^0 Catarrh of The Stomach. THE antiseptic properties of Angier's Emulsion and its peculia* soothing, lubricating effects upon the mucous membrane of ' the stomach and intestines make it of exceptional value in stomach and bowel disorders of a catarrhal, fermentative, ulcerative or tubercular nature. It soothes and cleanses the inflamed membrane, arrests fermentation, chocks bacterial growth, and promotes normal action of the bowels. Angier's Emulsion is pleasant to take, and even in the hottest weather agrees perfectly with delicate stomachs. Although so mild and blaod— almost like cream— it has a truly wonderful effect in stimulating a weak stomach and restoring lost appetite. Angier's Emulsion has cured many obscure stomach and bowel disorders that had baffled other treatment. ANGIER'S EMULSION (PETROLEUM WITH H YPOPHOSPHITES.) Testimonial from a Nurse. Dear Sirs, — I thank you kindly for sending the Emulsion to Mr. Morrison, who haß been suffering from gastric catarrh for twenty years. He is now taking the Emulsion regularly, and finds great relief and benefit from it. He has also recommended it to a friend who is suffering from a similar complaint, and who has found it do him a great deal of good. I must say I have seen such good results from Aagier's Emulsion that I shall recommend it to all my' patients. I intend taking a course of it myself, as I am just recovering from influenza. (Name and address furnished privately.) I A FREE SAMPLE I on receipt of 2d. for postage. Mention tins paper. I Of Chemists and Drug Stores, 1/3, 2f9* **** */ 6 « I L THE IHGIER CHEMICAL Co.. U.. 7 Barrack St.. Sydney, M.S.W. \

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