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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 2660, 19 May 1908, Page 6

BY SPECIAL APPOINTMKNT TO HIS MAJESTY THK KING DAY, SON AND HEWITT'S (Royal Auitnial Medicine Manufactory, London.) STOCK OWNERS' MEDICINE CHEST . Containing a GUIDE and FULL STOCK OK RELIABLE PREPARATION* for the Ailments of O ATT LE, SHEEP AND HORSES, SOLII IN -J SIZKS. £1 1» AND £4 4s. SEARLE and BRASS, Oee Street, Invercargill, AGE.s IS FOR SOUTHLAND. Aro Yea Going to"PE2JCS ? CYCLONE Are rapidSy mperseding Blue Gom <l*re* »n<l|\Voodeu Dropp. ra throughout Australia and Ne» Z^a'mid. REPEAT ORDERS COMING IX EVERY DAY • Ir"2h : SPRING COIL FENCING for fencing off turnips, is cheaper and strong' r than netting and is permanent. The most used for this pnrpose is 6 Hue, 36in hig ««■* - ON SALE BY SEAELB & B_R^SS DEE STREET, INVKRCARGILL A Cheap Metal Farm Gate and Fence Dropper. <L THB * OAT*—RIGID AS A MBPBL The cheapest and most . , , .. .a u. . effective Droppar in the 10 s4, with s*ii* binges, andopringenteh, Mfc t market. A perfect rw-; Ui 4, 17s. (i.; U x 4,tOs. Extra wins, Is. eaflh. „d port saver. Ws hats several other styles. Send (or our Illustrated Catalogue. Send for sample. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO., Yhristcui KCII FURNITURE FOR RICH AND POOR We make our own Famitare at ourown Factories. Oars is the only profit jroa pay. Besides stocking all the Latest Styles, a V a feat ore of our busiMaking i Famitare to Onler. By dealing here you get just what you DRAPINGS. These we import from the World's Best Markets. Our Buyers have orders to cater for all classes,- that being the sort of trade «* e Tin* secret of giving gooJ value to customers is simply the art of buying well. INVBRCARGHLL. CHILDREN & DOCTOR'S RILLS. Melbourne. November 2">. Upon an application respecting the main-' tenance of several infants the Chief Justice to-day delivered some opinions upon the ailment* of the average family. The »l>plication related to the estate of the late Lachbn McCalltuu. and was made with regard the shares of two infanta. Their mother desired that J6150 should be paid out of their capital shares in a sum of about £ 10,000 to recoup her for her outlay in tiiir maintenance. The expenditure included £"•*7 *>s for medical attendance. Among the items in tje doc-tor's bill w< ro:—Operation o i foot £10; and rheumatism J£~> ss, 'i'he Chief Justice said Some people have a passion tor squandering money on doctors. A wise woman cl ip on a mustard plaster where an unwise one tik*>s a chil l to a doctor and runs up a bill, so that when wo hear of an ojeration to the foot we want to know whether it was really anything more than cutting a corn. Regarding the five guineas for attendance for rheumatism it is quite likely that a small bottle of ST. JACOB'S OIL would have been quite effectual. Knowing whAt goes on in this world the Court is not disposed to ratify expenditure of this kind without being satisfied of the necessity for it. Here, however, th« estate is considerable, as'l it may savt*. expense to authorise the recoup of this outlav at once, and an ordet will be made accordingly." ST. JACOB'S OIL CONQUERS PAIN.