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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13862, 27 March 1907, Page 8

COACHES AND BUSSES. >OYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES At (COBB k CO). The above Line of Coaches leave Lawrenca on arrival of E-tprces Train from Dnnodm for Beaumont, Miller's Flat, and Roxburgh Dailv. For Alexandra, Clyde, Cromwell, ilawea Flat, Pembroke (Lake Wanaka), Arrow, Quoenstown on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays (Roxburgh over night) QncensVown, Cromwell— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 10 a.m. Clydo, Alexandra Roxburgh—Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays Qneonstown, take Wanaka (via Crown Range), Tuesdays and Saturdajs; returning Mondays and Thursdays during Summer Months. Pembroke, Hawea Cromwell — Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Sam. Otago Cen--1 line: Alexandra, Clyde, and Cromwell— ily on arrival of train from Dunedin. Rough Ridge, for Blaokstono Hill and St Bathans— Daily. Cambrians and Becks—Mondays, Wednesdays, nnd Fridays; returning following days. Leave Ranfnrlv for Naseby Daily. Agents in Dunedin. New Zealand Express Company. Full particulars from Thomas Cook and Son, Dunedin; and from H. CRAIG k CO. Head Office: Peel street. Lawrence. ROYAL MAIL COACHES TO HIGHCLIFF AND SANDYMOUNT. Leaves Sandymount at 8.30 a.m every Tuseday, Thursday, and Saturday; returning from finvedm at 3 pm, FARES: From Sandymount, Is 6d singulis Cd return. From Highclifl, Is each way. G. GRAINGER, Proprietor. IMRIB & GRANT, Southern Stables,' Princes street ' South. pORTOBELLO COACHES, COACH leaves PORTOBELLO DAILY at 815 a,m. for DUNEDIN, Returning from Dunedin (Manse street) at 3 p ra. Special 'Buf leaves Manse street. Sundavs and Holidays, at 10 a.m, returning from Portobello Sundays 630 p.m. Holidays 5 p.m. Picnic Parties can be arranged for. Ordinary Time-table suspended on holidays. D. D. BEATON. 1 3 J» Rink Stables. GOOD HEALTH Should bo the possession of everyone. Machinery left unoiled is soon on the scra'j heap. A building left unrepaired quickly hocomos a ruin. So with the human body. Food is necessary to repair was'o tissue, but unless the food is properly digested and absorbed it is useless. Sluggish liver, a disordered Btomach, or inactive kidneys prevent proper digestion, and so upset the wholo system. When these organs become deranged no better corrective can be taken than BEECHAM'S PILLS. ' This tried and rroved leraedy should he in every homo to keep each member of tho family in good health. They are a veritable "handy remedy" in the house. Nine-tenths of tho BEECHAM'S PILLS sold are purchased by those who have used them before, and have found them indispensable as a Family Medicine. Sold everywhere in boxes. Price, IOJd (30 pills), Is ljd (56 pills), and / 2s 9d (108 pills).

' BIT OF ALL EIGIIT. " While out shoolinp the other day." says R. London, merchant, IJaldon (Vic.), "I strained the calf of mv lo? «o badly that I was unable to walk, and had to be assisted into my pig. On reaching home I had Chambei lain's Pam Balm rubbed in. It certainly warmed up that part of mv liodv. but it did the work, and, to my great relief and pleasure, all the soreness was gone by the ne\t daw and I was able to walk. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a. bit of all right, and I now speak from pw'-onal experience, as well as a storekeeper who has sold it for years." For sale by sill chemists and Eloickeejieu's