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Inangahua Times, Volume XI, Issue 1903, 31 August 1887, Page 3

RAILWAY HO _ti . Broad way, Reefton . TPHE above well-known Hastelry has 1 bet-n entiiely repaired anil renovated throughout, und now off rr accommodation not inferior to any Hotel in Reellou. The bedrooms aie large, and furnished in the very b»st siyie. Elegant dining room, provided with all the appointments of a first class establishment. The billiard room lias been rodceoiated, and will be. found one ofthe most complete and comfortable resortin the Inaiigaliuu. SPECIAL ATTENTION DEVOTED TO THE QUALITY OF ALL LIQUORS. The Stabling is unsupnssed on the West Coast, and includes eight loose boxes, especially fitted up for the accommodation of racing stock. Night porter in attendance. JAMES ROXBOROUGH, Proprietor. Bedd Ing Plants. 4 LARGE and very fine ASSORTA MENT of ANNUALS vow ready for Planting. PER 100 ASSORTED, 2s. PER 1000 „ 15s. S. BOLTON, Franklyn street, IS elson. THE NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDITORS' ASSOCIATION. ESTABLISHED to PROTECT all TRADING INTERESTS, give private INFORMATI6N, and COLLECT ACCOUNTS in any part of the Colonies. Issues Weekly Commerc al Report. Subscriptions— One guinea per annum, payable in advance. Solicitor :Mr T. North, Agent : Mr J. G. Heslop. J. R. R ANDERSON, General Manager. IT PAYS TO READ M. MARSHALL' ADVERTISEMENTS Is what all live Dealers say. Counterfeiters also have discovered that there is money to be made by doing so. Whyl Because they get the benefit of our oiigiual style and -progressive methods of doing business. We never had any competit g s who could originate anything or do more than feebly imitate us. We are determined to hold our position as lenders in the van of PROGRESSIVE CHEMISTRY. The guiding principles of my business — I manufacture but one quality of goods, and that the best. The perfection of scientific skill in manipulation. •" The employment of assayed medicinal extracts, and selected materials, thu» securing uniformity in all products. Neatness in printing, packing, and pc ing articles. Uniform prices and those the most reasonable that can be made on honest goods; of first quality. I neither manufacture nor offer for salarticles that do not actually contain the. medicinal ingredients required by the Pharmacoptea, or other formula, from which they are prepared. "Struck Gold "Bitteus (Marshall's registered). — A remedy whose potent influence invigorates and recognises the nervous system and restocks, so to speak, the bank of the nerves with a paid-up capital that will withstand the severest drains under the mest exacting circumstances. It is a real system strengthener and brain energiser ; in fac t^ a regular therapeutic Samson, with a blue blood . pedigree, that does it, work every time, and under almost every condition. Price, 2/6. TPECIAL INDICATION FOB THE USE OF " STBUCK • GOLD " BITTEBB. While these Bitters, are intended for $11 who are afflicted with nervous weakness, they are particularly adapted to the cases of women suffering from a weakened; condition of the ' nervous system. I am. constantly receiving flattering testimonials" as to the great benefit this remedy has given in such cases ; while nervous headaches, fluttering of the heart, pain in the back, readily yield to its potent influence. Marshall's Celebrated Podophyllin Pats. — These Pills are free from all crude irritating matter. Their action in pleasant, mild'~V< and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, and free the stomach from bile. They improve - the digestion and appetite. Their use in small ' doses frees the skin from impurities, and visibly'improves the complexion. The Pills are sugar-coated, and are 1/ a bottle. Sold everywhere. Marshall's Eucalyp-US Extract— ls a remedy that should be in everyhouse during the winters months. Its power to cure a bad 3 cold is really marvellous. Marshall's Whooping Cough Remedy is the best in the market. Price, 2/. Have you got a Pet Corn that you would like to have placed in the local Museum as a curiosity ? It is a well-known fact that corns are now rapidly disappearing from the toes of P the New Zealand public, since the - advent of c Marshall's Cuba Clava, and soon a corn will 1 be worth its weight in gold for show purposes „ alone. Marshall's Cura Clava is extensively counterfeited. The enormous sale that it has c enjoyed for the last few years is a proof that 1 this remedy has hit the public taste, or rather l removed the public's corns; or it would not v have attracted the attention of the ever-ready imitators, who, having but a limited supply of 1 brains themselves, are forced to rely on other ~ folks go-aheadedness to enable them to exist. Marshall's Cora Clava is 1/6 a bottle, and has his autograph signature across every label ; without this guarantee none is genuine. r M MARSHA LL, ' Mnnufacturing Cliemist, o 149 Gkouge-bt. and (>- PniNC__-iT M v DUNEDIN. . N.B. — It is as well to know that Mr John Ching of lieefton has these goods i tocked. ' ROGER'S PUBLIC HALL, >f BOATMAN'S. THE above HALL is . OW READY 1 lor Plays Concerts, und Reading For par.iculsMs -A< ] y at J-Awso-'s Hotel R_pf_on.