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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 9 October 1913, Page 6

S9GE9D3EZEB6B£2EBBXSE9BHS9S9 YOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN Consign Your Sheep TO THE Wellington Meat Export Co. Both for freezing and shipping Fat Stock on Clients' account, the facilities of the VV.M.E. Co. are unrivailed. The lowest current, rates only are charged fortheaervice.and the W.M.E.Co.,Ltd., is also prepared to bny Fat Sheep, i Lambs and Cattle. Particulars a3 to prices and charpes ■will be supplied by the company or their buyers :— J. A. REID, ARAMOHO. Teie»noiie No. 171, Wanganui Escbanore. From Soil to Crop—From Crop to Sheep. W.M.E. Co. Manures, contain large quantities of Animal Matter from, the Slaughter House. Thus these Manares follow Nature's o-wrn plan of Fertilising. Use them and restore the very elements extracted from the soil in the process of Sheep Fattening. Priceß and particulars of analysis posted on application to Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. 18-20 HUNTER ST. - WELLINGTON , " : •- ■ ■■ ■ ■ i< - ClaneTs i emulsion O For all Throat and Lung ■ Troubles. n _ Coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, hoarseness, and other affections of D the Jungs and throat, are promptlj ■ relieved and permanently benefited fj by the faithful use of Lane's B Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. J2 Its marked healing and strengthenB ing virtues exert a highly beneficial effect upon the irritated parts, EZ speedily removing the cause and H effecting complete recovery. S2 You should get a bottle to-day. B Sold everywhere at 2/6 and 4/6 0 per bottle. m Prepued only by E. G. LANE. Chenst, I 1 Ounmni. N.Z. 4 rn-TES^as i:'% Keepßeea i-and this is the time of /v year to begin. Be sure N and get the "Alliance" Supplies. New Zealand \ Bee - Keepers recognise j| them as the Best and || Most Dependable, while |! in many cases they are I also lowest inpric^^i^-^^l THE ALLlANqfc^^^^^^^i Dove-tailed Hive, with h ' H//I the New Roof is simply > e^, j:> djj j perfect I kUMtyvcJ * 11 W« will welcome th« op- ffx/Mif,-. C I^"""*fl\\] poriunily to talk over thi« pOVCTRTUTOj^ *» rj\\ mailer with you, and t'"* . !^o [. V 11 1 you aoy informalion you L,,, r c. Alii •Mi. I HIVE c 5 J[l BENNETT & f£^~ -Jk^p| SUTTON, \§^^C<J^J| HICH ST. u^^TTIZ -j^ff Bonnington sVJP 1 Cures Inf luenz^||»J Nowadays everybody know* the^BKj symptoms of Influenza byexperience^Bf^U Yet a little care at the outset will^ ' prevent the serious complications that^ 1* °fteD °CCUr' Bonnington's Irish % Moss, rest and warmth will restore m health in a few days. But go to bed 'M at once—a day or so at the start will pre- ■ VCDI" Wee't '? ■■* fortn'?' ll «wayfroß» ■ work. Bonnington's Irish Moss is the ■ standard remedy—tested for half •en B tury, there's nothing to equal it. M Mi*. E. Woodhome, of Nortfacote, wrilw: A ' t• l «ltled " V°ttie P* BenninitM't ■ Irish Mow and fouid it very i«od. I H bad ■ luddea attack of laflueaza ■>■ X it trod m from a later* illiM*/* Refuse an imitation or substitute '^m which gives the deaUr a bigger £* profit. Insist on getting Ajfm 3onnincton*s. gg ,^^r^ ' CARRAGEEN U I'fSiSM MOSS DRtVES away INFLUENZA That talented Sculptor, Mr. Nelson Illingworth, of 35 Nairn Street, ■Wellington, writes:— "I am pleased to acknowledge tne great benefit which. I nave received from taking a course of ' FIiUENZOL' when stiffer'ing from a bad attack of Influenza. I consider it a valuable & ' remedy in such caaen." 1 Chemists and Stores, 1/6 & 2/6 '