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;; Our Parengarenga correspondent telegraphs that ; the ' funeral of the Austrian lad., who' was : drowned : on : Sunday: took place yesterday, and .was;, attended by a large ' crowd 1» of deceased's fellow-country-men. ' The Coroner decided' that an in,quest was unnecessary. Puny boys and girls need careful attention. .' Nothing quite so '=■' good - for them as; Stearns' Wine, which makes v new blood, sharpens their appetite, and restores child-, hooas happy vigour. • . .„.'■ £ ; Our colour ■ combinations in our, millinery, department: arc particularly attractive, including as they do new - mole, \ cinnamon,; emerald, new tones of peacock, : etc, i A further shipment of chic trimmed models, smart trimmed ready-to- 1 and ; untrimmed straws. Just : opened.—At ; McCullagh ; snd Gower's. ' • ■ ■•■*-. Baxter's lung :preserver acts on coughs :and ; colds like ,a charm, - giving .? strength and a soothing influence to the respiratorv organs. k'.V. Further,, shipments : of .:' our ; noted, make of; " wash-well,"; " wear-well" calicoes and j sheeting. Linens > direct from Belfast. Towels, : 8,11 makes and prices.At McCullagh and Grower's, the people's popular drapers, [ ■ : .'; ' M^ : i- : :\^!:%:> : :^*'M--> ' '-;■ , V■' V'

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14017, 24 March 1909, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14017, 24 March 1909, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14017, 24 March 1909, Page 7

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