Medical ' ' BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE for many; years been the recop» rased ; health regulator*, and con* ■ venient correctives in innumerable home*. '■-.' A chill may cause a »la?gish tner or inactive kidneys, or scmeihliis eaten may. upset the stomach, th» result being mal-, nutrition. Impurities which generate poisons should, be quickly removed,-- or".'.-.. , they will cause siefc-headacks, bilious- *•■ ness, poor appetite, and a general wornout feeling. Take BEECHAM'S PILLS - —at the right time—in the early stage* '' . of the disorder. • You will find they * quickly right the wrong. A dose tak*n before going to bed will WORK .WONDERS -■'[ during the night. You will sleep well, and will wake m the morning feeling fresh and vigorous, able to enjoy your breakfast, and to do a good, day's work. 'Suffering is stopped, and disease .If averted. BEECHAM'S PILLS are composed of a wonderful combination of roots and.herba' The drugs used are; , of the finest quality, and in the very, best condition. They axe compounded with the utmost care and precision, so that every pill Is exactly alike, and ,' when you have discovered the dose suite , able to you. that dose may be taken with reliance when ailments ansa.;.; Females especially, on account of their ; delicate nature and susceptibility to •; : sickness, find BEECHAM'S PILLS a boot* and a blessing In times of need. BEECHAM'S PILLS arouse the sluggisli liver, aid digestion and assimilation, assist the kidneys to perform their workof elimination, remove impurities from : ; . :■-. the system, thus banishing : biliousness, Siting a hearty appetite, and- making ■ you feel fit and well. BEECHAK'B PILLS are net' an experiment, they are „ a proved cure. They have an cnormoui sale because they do a vast amount of ,- : ' good' .. ..;"-';::-':-. ;."- : ' . , ivvmiLE YOU SLEEP, SOLD EVERYWHERE IN BOXES.Price, 10id 06 pills), Is lid (56 »Ms), and' .. :./,:>' .■:,. ■--■ - &j M (16S pills). *' '.' - , ==g ■ .:.-'.■., I Groceries, etc :' _____• .. FOUR SPECIAL ;: : LINES. " SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. ELEME RAISINS,' !■■ !.- OID PER LB fJLB, -| S »"71D. COOKING- FIGS, AD PER LB; £»LB. -46 -JAID. CALIFOMIAN PRUNES, gD PER XB; nhß, OS IQ.ID. BRAZIL NUTS, ' IB PER LB. A WORD ABOUT . , . ' H ? ATEE B AGS - Before .buying one elsewhere inspeot our • stock. New shipment just arrived. -.■■■■■■. y : .y,IL M. SMEETON, m GENERAL PROVIDERS. , * :'""'; ; ~', ' ''.'.'■ - ' =3 »" IS; Sewing Machines. ; SPECIAL SALE % . OP .. SEWING MACHINES TO make ROOM FOR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS TO ' ;< PREMISES JUST PURCHASED BY US. G5 S S TO EDUCTIONS' BEAT lIBDUOTI B.' ■■' IN ' ' .'•' •'' • OUE0 UE 1907 p^ OF White sewing machines queen : sewing machines ' ''^ ' thompson SEWING MAOHINEa, Also, ,1 OUR CELEBRATED MAKES ''.'-.. OF '-:'•' '.■■"■':■:■■.■): ■'■:: :,, PERAMBULATORS," GO-CARTS ' PUSH CARTS, MANGLES WRINGERS. BOILERS, ETC THE SALE WILL LAST FOR ' • 21 DAYS ONLY; ' ■■.'■■-■,■ ■■ ;-:.V:V-v:r. ; -..- ,:,- ; . . :^r r v,,,, ..-.--,,,; ~: T; .:.,-;,-; . --:;r.(; ■^j.yjm WHEN NO REASONABLE OFFER WIM. BE REFUSED. $W'. A. noMi>SOIV **"* C°" • 287. QUEEN-STREET. I' J ; Houses and Land. *• .; —."■■..' ——— / :,< ' FARMS. _ FARMS DAVID KAY; PRACTICAL FARMER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 206, * 'Phone 789. DAIRY FARMS HANDY TO AUCKLAND. i? 1 -i PER ACRE-200 Acres, mostly in grass. <**J_A and crop; fenced and nubdividied; 50 acres rich flat, 20 acres bash; :' will carry ou to 40 cows,: besides sheep and young stock. Good House. ; 6 rooms, and outbuildings; J mile from creamery and school. =£1 (* PER ACRE—BO: Acres First-class Al- - iavial Land, all in-'gteae, 'all level, well sheltered. House, - 5 rooms, and outbuddings; li miles; from station, creamery,. and- school. r»o£r s PEE ACRE— Acres First-class c*aj«J Semi-volcanic Land, all in grass, and crop; 12 paddocks; will carry 70 or 80, cows; milk can bo delivered into town daily.', House, 4 rooms;- good outbuildings. - ;Pll -10 em ACRE—I7O Acres Good <*"-*- AV Land, all in grass and crop. Good House, 5 rooms, 2 'verandahs; good outbuildings; all fenced (sheep proof); will carry 40 to: 50 cows; 1 mile from station, school, and creamery. £OAA— WAIUKU-Haudy Little Farm, OW 100 acres; ail in grass, excepting few acres bush; J mile from school. 3 miles from creamery. Hoase and" outbuildings. Terms, £300 cash, balance 5 per cent. r»6 PER ACRE-TE:;;AROHA--160 . Acre! dWO First-class Land, nearly all in grass. House, 4 rooms; cowshed, stable, etc.; Will carry 45 cows all through the year. Terms, £370 cash. . ' ■ SHEEP AND CATTLE ' FARMS. Q PJS PER ACRE—IOOO Acres good sheep and. OO cattle country; over 300 acres grass, balance mostly bush; will; carry 400 sheep and 80 head cattle. House. 6 rooms, etc.;; IS miles from station. Terms, half-cash. .' , no ICS PER ACRE— Acres good roll*u XJ> ing land; 150 acres flax; will carry 400 sheep and 100 head cattle; * mile from creamery, school and P.O. alongside, - 5 miles from station. $ OK PES, ACRE—SOO Acres First-class Sand- | 3*<J stone Land; :350 acres grass, balance i bush; all fenced, ; sheep proof. This land '■, will carry:. 3 sheep to the acre. Terms, about ''iMi* £1000 cash, balance 5 per cent. . N. B.—l have Dairy and Sheep Farms for Sale in all parts of the Auckland district-. Buyers conducted over same free of charge. : ' :,< - ;/---'%■■:?::: <:■. -:■'.' ■■+..-s>.Mrmw;V ■ * AVID KAY, Vulcan L*u* ' : -'' - '•■•■:.:'■'';-■;:'.". 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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13487, 14 May 1907, Page 7
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