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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXII, Issue LXII, 18 May 1912, Page 6

"LOOK AT ME NOW!" "A year ago," said Clarke, "I almost wished that I could die. Honestly. I was such a wreck —full of dejection, and no wonder." "I know," replied Woods, "you were suffering from—er—er" "Everything I think," hastened Clarke. "I had dizzy feelings, pains over the heart, double sight, headaches, noises in my ears, nervousness, bad temper." "Hold on!" cried Woods, "that's enough. Tells us how you lost them." "I was coming to that," said Clarke. "Anything look wrong with me now?" "Nothing," answered Woods. "What's the cure?" "I tried various remedies without success, and then I remembered Baxter's Compound Quinine Pills. I bought a box—that was the cure. Those Silvercoated Pills of Baxter's made a new man of me. After the first box I began to see some sense in life, and, well— look at me now!" If you have indigestion as Clarke had it, cure it as Clarke cured it—get Baxter's Compound Quinine ' Pills. Is 6d a box at chemists and stores. — Advt. m.t.th.s. DOMINION MILKING MACHINES MILKING MACHINES Represent the PRESSURE PRINCIPLE of MECHANICAL MILKING! THERE is no other Pressure Machine at present. offering! Some agents claim other machines as "Pressure" Milkers, but the pressure is a myth. You can't get Pressure out of a vacuum or suction tank! The "DOMINION" MILKER is operated by compressed air. Which is best and safest for your cows —Pressure or Suction? Moreover, the amount of Pressure necessary for each cow is instantly adjustable in the DOMINION 1 Why use as much vacuum or suction on an "easy" as on a "hard" milker? Send for Catalogue, post free. Mention this Paper. Booth, Macoonald & CO. LTD. Branches—Auckland, Gisborne, Hastings, Timaru, and Hawera Branch— UNION STREET. 18,2259 NOTICE. I HAVE much pleasure in intimating to the public of Hawera and surrounding district that I have opened a WOOD and COAL YARD in ARGYLE STREET, and hope by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of patronage. My Motto: "Correct measurement and full weight." W. S. l ockhabt; ARGYLE STREET.