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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVII, Issue 11181, 1 February 1897, Page 3

A WELL-KNOWN SYDNEY PUBLICAN CUBED BY WAHOO. HALE A BOTTLE DID IT. I wish to add my testimony to the wonderful properties possessed hy Loashy’s “WAHOO.” I have heen very had with indigestion and constipation for about six years. X was so had, I was almost afraid to take any food. I was restless and sleepless at night, and always woke up tired and unrefreshed, feeling so sleepy and irritable that I often felt life was hardly worth living under the circumstances. I have tried scores of different medicines and been under different medical men, but at the best only got temporary relief, I have only taken half a bottle of “WAHOO,” and can truthfully say it is a Wonderful Eemedy for all Stomach Troubles. X got relief in less than three days, and now am completely recovered. (Signed) C. F. CULLEN, Captain Cook Hotel, Kent Street. Sydney, 17th Dec. 189 G. WAHOO, PBICE 2s 6d, from all Chemists and Storekeepers. WHOLESALE AGENTS—•fT" EMPTHOBNE, PEOSSEB & CO.’S N.Z. DBUG CO., Ltd.

PROCRASTINATION IS A BAD THING. A suggestion to wait is not always good advice; frequently it is. the worst kind of advice. Thera are, of course, good as well as bad suggestions. Judging by the Crowds of Customers Daily Visiting Lonargan and Company’s Great Summer Sale, the suggestion made by a local firm has been deemed by the public not tbe-best of advice, consequently ■ have not acted upon it. The people hnow that a bird in the hand is always as good as two or three or half-a-dozen in the hush, and that to wait for something-decidedly-pro* blematioal in its benefits is fooli'sh in the extreme. For whilst waiting you are losing a really good thing already offering; thi experience has been that of millions of people all the-world over. It fro* quently, almost invariably, happens that after waiting-and waiting for-ascer-tain thing, when that thing does come you feel nothing but-deep-disappoint-ment and yon exclaim, “ Oh, I wish I had not waited. I have been foolish in allowing Lonargan and Company’s Genuine Sale to pass.” Lonargan and Company cry Second to None in real Genuine Bargains and Reliable Goods. None excel us, few equal us. Take our advice and don’t wait; it celtainly is not worth waiting. Buy Now. The- Bargains are Beal, the Goods axe Fresh, Eeliable-mnd Fashionable, and Lonargan’s Famous Sales are ever tte»aost-i’opniar and o the public the most Profitable,