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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5029, 29 July 1903, Page 2

n !I Ts’ L|l HAD be - EVERY HEIR HARDY’S ' ADELAIDE WINES

■ S'* S'* 5 fi’4' (Tft ■ i s*l 5 Iff If S' \i at a I ii li si t Q 1 %J, . 41 JANCE tried, always used.” Thin is mi ab solute fact regardin'.: BSIIItiHGTSH'S RAtIHAGESEH IRISH 33SS. No remedy will give greater satisfaction for the cure of RttgliS tlul Golds, Br v.citiis, In iiicria, loss cf Votes. i!C. It is in groat demand by Pubic Speakers and sinners, ns the “ Carrageen Irish Jiosa" is most beneficial for Strengthening and Sustaining the Voice. Ask for BONNINGTON’S CARRAGEEN 0 MENTAL fjp M AET - A FRESH SHIPMENT OF OT7R . FAMOUS UGALLA TEA, JUST LANDED. I s 4 B LB - W. CAMPBELL, 21, MANNERS STREET. Tel. 443. And RIDDIFOED STREET. Tel. ICSI. SPLENDID FIREWOOD, SPLIT. READY FOR KINDLING, 1/6 PER BAQTHOMPSON BEOS., LTD, Large Stocks of the Famous COALBROO. JALE AND OTHER COALS; also OATS, WHEAT, CHAFF, POLLARD, Etc. LOWEST CURRENT RATES. WOODVILLE REFRESHMENT ROOM! W. RUDDICK, Proprietor. rpHE Railway Passengers, going either ■i- North or South, should ho acquainted with the fact that at tha Woodville Rofreshment Rooms they can have a good Hot Luncheon. Railway Guards will inform the traveller bow much time he will have at Woodville, ■fcTEVER neglect a cough: there is no I” knowing what it may lead to. TUSSICUEA is a certain remedy.