MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2659, 12 May 1908, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

The Marine Department can now supply 700 sacks of oysters per week.

Mr A. Adams, Havelock, Marlborough, N.Z., says:—" I consider that Chamberlain's Tablets are an A.l. remedy, and the most efficient procurable for all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels. I have used tbem for some time, deriving the greatest benefit, and have every confidence in recommending them to all in need of sueli a medicine. For sale by L. Hotop, chemist.

It is understood that the police have requested to make enquires as to the present whereabouts of A. C. Elliot, the missing Wellington bankrupt. An Earnest Plea. You are earnestly urged if sick to try, without dangerous loss of time, the merits of that successful remedy Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. It will without danger to you destroy every variety of these weakening death-dealing disease germs, and drive them quickly out of your system, so that life becomes more rosy. It is a great mistake to allow these microbes to work away undisturbed in your delicate bronchial tubes and lung tissues, when but a few doses of this pleasant restorative curative medicine will get rid of them, and relieve your system from their baneful influence. Take Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and you will never regret it. If unsatisfactory, money back. Obtainable at L. Hotop, chomist.

The death is announced of Mr W. Walker, formerly manager of Sandown Park racecourse (Eng.), who, as musketry instructor of tne Scots Greys, taught King Edward the use of the rifle. Makes Soke Lungs Well. Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs, Colds, and Consumption is the most wonderful discovery in medical science of the 20th century. It is the result of over 20 years' chemical research

of one of America's most prominent physicians, Dr E. M. Sheldon, a graduate of the New York City and Bellevuo Uni-

versity. No sufferer from lung troubles can afford not to try this remedy. Price, Is fill and 3s. Obtainable at L. Hotop, chemist.

An enormous wheel, 32 feet in diameter, and weighing 100 tons, has just been constructed by Messrs Richard Nevill and Co., Llanelly, fur the works of Messrs Frederick Braby and Co., Glasgow, in connection with an engine intended for driving large new steel sheet mills.

Mrs' l Jessie Lomas, Gladstone, Q., writes:—"l strongly advise every parent to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Remedy in the house, and 1 always make a point of telling my friends of the recovery Of my son. For 11 years he had suffered from acute bronchitis, and though I had him try a lot of tilings, nothing seemed to give him permanent relic f. A medical man advised me to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and I did so. A decided improvement was noticed before the first bottle was used, and 1 am pleased to state that after lie had taken four bottles, lie was completely cured, and is now eujoying the best of health. For sale by L. Hotop, chemist.

The stock of butter in cold storage in the Dominion on April 30 was 70,12(> boxes, or sufficient to supply the needs of New Zealand during the winter. Wateey Eyes Are one of the signs of influenza. Dr Sheldon's New Discovery affords immediate relief. Give if a trial. Guaranteed in all cases of Chest and Bronchial Complaint*. Obtainable at L. Hotop, chemist.

It was on the 30th April, 1805, that the first ship (the King George) was launched in Australia.

Mr W.. Robinson, Grocer, Morniugton N.Z., nut only sells Chamberlain's Cough Remedy but uses it. He says:—"l have been troubled several times with influenza, and the only cough medicine that has ever done me any good was Chamberlain's Cough Ri'inedy. Innumerable times I have recomii ended it to my customers and they were more than pleased with the result. 1 ha\e customers that always keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in their house, and won't use anything else for their children," For sale by L. llotop, chemist.