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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6535, 6 February 1882, Page 3

Bertelej. Bept., 1860.—Gentlemen, I fe«l It's Ant; I owe to yon to oxpteeo my gratitude for tb» nwt benefit I Jure derived by taking ‘ Noitos’i Camomile PUl«.’ I applied to yonr agent. Hi 8011, Berixey to tbo aoovunamea Villa, for win ■ the stomach, front which I raftered excruciating pain for a length of time, having tried nearly ever]' remedy prescribed, hat without deriving any benefit at all. After taking two bottles of you; valuable Villa i wae quite teetered to my usual state of health,;. Please give this publi (or the benefitof thoee who may thna be afflicted.—lsm sir, yours truly, Haaar Antrags,"—To the Fro prietora of Noaro*' Oawowix* Finns.—[Actt. | Booomxa n l» tbs Oouwiis.— There can be no doubt that a man has to put up with many little inoonvenienoea when be settles in a new country; some of them arising from “ the necessity of things," whilst others are the result of hts own want of knowledge or foresight. However, if he con Moore pure water and good bread ho will manage to get along tolerably well. Thanks to the advance of chemical seienoo, this last desideratum is not so difficult to obtain ae in times past, for, with a good supply of Bonwica’s Baziks f ownsa, even Bobinson Crusoe himself might have produced the whitest and most palatable of bread, to say nothing of cakes and pastry ad libitum, and would doubtless have ended by openinn a pastrycook's shop npon bin desert Island. Mota Bene.— Don’t forget to oak yonr storekeeper to put up a good supply of this valuable article with yonr groceries. In packets. Id and 2d; boxes, 6d and Is cash.— jAnvr.l