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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10427, 27 April 1897, Page 3

Our Parua Bay correspondent records the death of Mr. J. D. H. Hurley, of Taranaki. For some time past Me. Hurley bai had charge of the cheese factory at Paparoa, but of late his health baa been the cause of much anxiety to hie friends, and in epite of all thab medical skill could do, he died on Good Friday at his residence, Paparoa. Hβ was the youngest son of Mr. Hurley, of Kaponga, Taranaki. The remaina of the deceased gentleman were brought to Whangarei deads, where they were interred on the 19th April. The Rev. Mr. Jones, of Waipu, officiated all the burial, where a number of friends bad assembled to pay their la«b tribute of respect to the departed. Quite a number of beautiful wreaths were laid on the (grave, Eat only Acorn brand butter. The finest creamery butter produced. Procurable from grocers, dairymen, and dealers, and in wholesale quantities only ir»m T, W. Jones, Wholesale Butter Depot, 38, Queen-street, Auckland "In this Life's Fitful Dream" there Is no wealth but Life '. 11 The »alue of Eno's ' Fruit Salt , cannot be told. It* success in Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Australia prores it. There is no doubt tint where it his been taken in the earliest stages of a disease it has in innumerable instances PREVENTED a SERIOUS ILLNESS. Its effect on a disordered unit feverish condition it simplv MARVELLOUS. It is, in fact, NATURE'S OWN REMEDY and an unsurpassed one. ' Caution.— capsule marked EXO'S ' Fruit SALT. Without it you blTe »WOlTqL£5JI»II«IO!t,