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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 957, 8 March 1910, Page 1

in The Royal Road to Home CONTENTMENT LEADS DIBECTFBOM THE KITCHEN. SURROUND irTHE RITCHENWith Good POTS AND PANS, KETTLES & CROCKERY, And you'll find the Cooking Comfort of the Housewife reflect itself"in many ways in the Home. ENAMELLED KIICHEN WARE-light, Hygienic and Cheap. Every article of our Enamelled Ware bears an English maker's name. Collinson & Son, OCheapside : : Palmerston North. ™ ra " , «"■« A FRETFUL BABY CANNOT THRIVE. In order to have your little one look healthy and plump you should case it of all the pains arising from acidity of the stomach, wind. Kiipuinc pains, etc., etc. ■' b b "Mother's Friend" Will do this for you. It is a purely vegetable soothing syrup prepared on ■ the premises and positively does not contain any poisonous narcotics or sleep producing drugs, but gives ease and rest to baby by removing the cause of the trouble. Its use changes the motions from a green slimv appearance to a natural colour. Get a bottle to-day for your little one. It is the finest one shilling worth,in the pharmacy or anywhere else. 0 , Hepworth's Rheumatic Liniment Comes in very handy 'for Sprains, Bruises, Cold in the Chest, etc. It will remove almost "all the pains that'flesh is heir to," and is a real blessing in the home—keep it handy. 1/6 or 2/6 BOTTLE, Postage 4d Extra. HEPWORTH'S PHARMACY, . Where Prescriptions ate Accurately Dispensed, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

EDWARD BUCKLE. NATIVE AGENT. 18 Grey Street, Wellington. MR BUCKLE, who was for 24 years in the Government service in the office of the Native Land Court, is prepared to conduct searches of all classes of Native Titles, and to undertake Land Transfer searches. He is an English solicitor, and has been in close touch with the legal profession of both Islands during the whole term of his service in Wellington. He has full knowledge of matters connected with Native lands in both Islands, and a thorough expert knowledge ot the records containing the History of all Native blocks in both Islands, including Stewart's Island and the Chatham Islands. C. PERRY, STOREKEEPER, LONGBURN, Has always stocked Large Supplies of GROCERIES, DRAPER'S, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE at TOWN PKICES. A Trial will prove this. (JONVENT HIGH SCHOOL. Will re-open FEBRUARY 1 1910. The first year in the fine quarters of tho High School in Grey Street, with their spacious grounds, has proved so e;reat a success that THE SISTERS OF MERCY have great pleasure in directing attention to the faot that the School will re-open with a thoroughly organised staff to teach and care for pupils on the most appio^d EUROPEAN LINES. Skilled teachers in all branches. The ordinary curriculum includes: Full English course, French, Latin, book-keeping, typewriting. class and part singing, drawing •and painting, calisthenics, theory of rausio, cooking and domestic economy, plain and fancy sewing. Extras: Dancing, Shorthand, etc. Pupih' prepared for ALL EXAMINATIONS— Matriculation, Junior and Senior Civil Service, Associated Board and Trinity College. THE [SPLENDID GROUNDS Include Croquet and Tennis Courts, and every facility for healthful games and recreation. Pjrsonal supervision. Classes for singing, pianoforte, theory of music, painting. For termii apply to— THE SUPERIOR, Convent of Mercy, Broad Street, Or at the new High School.