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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8154, 2 April 1906, Page 3

JUST WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD DO. : Mr S. G. Mather, proprietor Chronicle, Normanton (Q.), always keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand, ready for emergency, for there is no telling when it may be needed. He says It completely cured mo of chronic dysentery, from which I had Ruffered for years. I feel confident that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoua Remedy'saved the life of my infant daughter, who, when teething, was severely attacked with diarrhoea, and was given up by the doctors. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers.*

Monster TEMPLE TEA Coupon Prize Distriklk rpEMPLE TEA has now become a household word in Palmerston N. and district. Since we first offered this Tea to the public our sales have increased enormously, in fact, we have had to instruct the growers in Ceylon to double our shipments. We have been giving lib gratis for every 51bs purchased, and will CONTINUE TO DO SO; and as a return to our many clients who insist upon having no other brand but TEMPLE, we have decided to hold a distribution of Prizes for the largest number of Coupons returned to us by the 31st of July, 1906. We will present the winner of the Ist Prize with a Handsome Electroplated Tea Service and Tray 2nd Prize : 1 Electro-plated Eggv, Stand 3rd Prize : 1 Biscuit Barrel 4th .Prize : 1 Ornamental Clock on stand We wish our customers to note that Coupons may be returned to us from time to time as hitherto, but tickets will be given acknowledging the receipt of same. All tickets must bo returned to us, in envelopes* marked "Temple Tea Tickets," not later than the 31st of July, 1906. Prizes are now on view at our store. TEMPLE TEA is grown on the sunny hills of Ceylon, and is the best on the market. Price 2/■ per lb. J. A. NASH & CO, The Square, Palmerston North Seize the Qpportunity of Purchasing a Wertheim Machine WITH A 15% CASH DISCOUNT; This discount is for coupon-holder's LEAKY DIXON. Wertlieim Machines. Sellers' Washers. Pianos, Organs. Music & Musical Sundries. FARMERS. ; FEED your Calves by using "GILRUTHV FOOD.' BTOBES STOCK SAMB. C.F.Ci. and J. R. ORAM, AG2SNTS FOE BEATTJE, LANG & CO. VETERINARY BLACKSMITH pv ESIREb to inform the public P® i U merstoa North and district that he has oommenoed busineat aa BLACKSMITH in Rangitikei.streot, naxt door to Stevenson's Stables, and combined with first-olass workmanship *nd striot attention to busmeas, hopei > 'O merit & fair siharo of the puMif eatronago, To get the best* results in Washing White Clothes you must have the (jest Laundry Blue. I You may use the best of Map, and faithfully adhere to the old time successful wash-tub methods, but the waihing turns out badly iintply because you have used Blue deficient ia bleaching properties. When the clothes h#ve a yellow tint, > instead of being beautifully white, then you have inferior Blue! " Royal Blue ** or Empire Blue as il it often spoken of u the higliest gride of laundry oluc, because il w the purest ultramarine. ' - If you were to give " Royal Blue" a trial we should gain another customer. J - 1-J J