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Opunake Times, Volume III, Issue 153, 20 December 1895, Page 3

VITALITY RESTORED. CLEMENTS TONIC TO THE RESCUE. “ TIRED NATURES KIND RESTORER.” BRINGS BACK THE HUE OF HEALTH TO THE WEARY SYSTEM. A positive core for General Debility, Weakness, Lassitude, Headache, Diseased Liver and all Disease arising from an impoverished nervous system. Mr James Neill, Middle mar sh, N.Z., writes on cured of Oct. 2nd, 1894 ; I have found ClePains in Back meats Tonic to be a wonderful mediand Kidneys. cine. I have been troubled with pains in my back and kidneys for about three years. I have tried all sorts of remedies, but they all failed. A friend of mine advised me to try Clements Tonic, but after trying so many medicines, I thought it was useless to try any more. I really believed my case to be hopeless, but my friend would not be denied. He sent me two bottles of Clements Tonic, which I commenced to take, and before I had finished the first bottle, I discovered my friend knew what he was recommending, and I am very grateful to him, and also to you. I can with confidence and sincerity recommend Clements Tonic to any person suffering with kidney complaint. I took about eight small bottles of Clements Tonic, which resulted in a complete cure.—l am, yours truly, James Neill, Middlemarsh, New Zealand. POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH HOLIDAYS. CHRISTMAS~DAY and New Year’s Day will be observed as close holidays. On Boxing Day offices will be open from 9 to 10 a.m. Mails usually closed on Wednesday mornings, 25th inst. and Ist proximo, will be closed on the previous Tuesday nights at 8.30. Sunday hours will be observed in the private box lobby (10 a.m. to 5.80 p.m.) on 25th inst. and Ist proximo. The next English and European mail via San Francisco will close at Opunake on Thursday, 26th December, at 7 a.m. Money orders must be procured before 4 p.m. of Tuesday, 24th. Letters may be registered up to 6 p.m. of same date. J. W. BRAME, Postmaster. FOOTBALL. IIHE Football Cup, which was given by Mrs Kennedy, will be presented to the Ake Ake Club on Boxing Night, at the Town Hall, Opunake. NOTICE. IVTES A. CLARKE has taken over - L '- L the Agency for Fashion and other Journals from Mr C. Orchard (who has left the district), and subscribers can obtain them as usual. Any Journal or paper ordered as required. NOTICE. ALL accounts owing to the undersigned are requested to be settled as soon as possible. W. McLEOD. C HALLENGE. I JOSEPH FIGONI, hereby challenge any one in the Opunake district to play 100 up at Billiards, the maker of the biggest break during the game to take the stakes. THANKS. MR and Mrs C. B. SIMS desire to return their sincere thanks to all those kind friends who assisted them during the illness of their child. FOR SALE. light Spring trap. Price, £lO. Apply W.READ. PETTIGREW’S JpURE SEPARATOR BUTTER, lOcl per ll> AT THE STORE,. Opunake Town Hoard. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. THE Election of ONE Commissioner, vice Howard H. Seccombe, resigned, will be held on WEDNESDAY, Bth January, 1896. Nominations must be delivered or be addressed and delivered to me at my office on or before Noon of FRIDAY, 27th December, 1895. A. H. MOORE, Returning Officer. December 17th, 1895. OPUNAKE POPE AND TWINE WORKS. W. “Ebbett XT AS much pleasure in notifying the public that he has commenced manufacturing all kinds of Rope and Twine at his works, Eltham Road, and hopes by executing all orders entrusted to him with despatch to merit the patronage of the public. All orders by post promptly attended to. W. EBBETT, Rope and Twine Manufacturer, Eltham Road, Opunake.