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Opunake Times, Volume IV, Issue 161, 17 January 1896, Page 3

CLEMENTS TONIC - HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME IS NOT A QUACK NOSTRUM BUT A RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATION. POSITIVELY CURES INDIGESTION, NEURALGIA, WEAKNESS, GENERAL DEBILITY, LIVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS. READ THIS CASE. Mr Robert Hardie Dunedin, N.Z., writes on Dec. cured of 28,1894 :—About ten years since I Pains in the Back, met with a severe accident, and since that I have been troubled with pains ia the back and kidneys, and could scarcely walk. If I stepped out I would feel pain in the small of the back ; I had to walk with short and careful steps. I tried everything I thought would ease me, but got no relief until I tried Clements Tonic. After a few doses I felt much better, and continued taking it, the result being most gratifying. I have used only ten bottles, and am cured and in good health, and am not now troubled with any pain. I can also walk freely, and have found Clements Tonic to be a splendid medicine.—Yours truly, Robert Hardie, Dunedin, New Zealand. picnic. ÜBLIC T)IONIC ." ÜBL I 0 JtICNIC Will be held on Mr CROSS' PROPERTY, WAITEIKA ROAD, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22ud, 1896. ALL ARE WELCOME. A Brake for the convenience of those who have no conveyances of their own will leave the town at 10 a.m. All persons are requested to leave their horses in the small paddock by Mr Cross' stockyard. Committee—Mesdames Ballnrd, E. C. Middleton, Knowles, Manßen, and Miss Lenham; Messrs Bailey, Robinson, Armstrong, Taylor, Markham, and Scott. E. BALLARD, Hon. Sec. MESSRS Berry & McAllister HAVE much pleasure in informing the residents of Opunake and surrounding districts that they will for ONE WEEK, beginning on January 23rd, open a PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO in OPUNAKE. The work done by this firm is now generally acknowledged as being equal to any produced in the colony. See specimens. CABINETS, MA"TT. SURFACE or ENAMEL, £1 PER DOZ. Berry &; McAllister, HAWERA. Opniialte Town Board. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. THOMAS KNOWLES being the only Candidate nominated, I hereby declare Thomas Knowles duly elected a Commissioner, vice H. H. Seccombe, resigned. A. H. MOORE, Returning Officer. January 15th, 1896. Opunake Town Board. REGISTRAR OF DOGS. A PPLICATIONS for the AppointJl ment for 1896 will be received up to 7 a.m. of WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant. Particulars of A. H. MOORE, Clerk. l/TEN'S Silk Stripe, Indian Canvass, -'-*- Fancy Wool, aud Union Tennis Shirts, at Ambury Bros', New Ply mouth and Manaia. TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. TO PAINTERS. rf LENDERS will be received at my _L Office till 4 p.m., on TUESDAY, 21st instant, For PAINTING SCHOOL and RESIDENCE at Opunake. Specifications to be sent to the office of Messrs Christie and Co., Builders. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. SANDERSON, Architect. King's Buildings, Brougham St., New Plymouth, 3/1/96. NOTICE. EUNNING on my farm, Kahui Road, one Bay Foal, with star on forehead. If not claimed aud costs paid will be claimed in default of expenses. W. J. CORKHILL, Rahotu. "EN'S Tennis aud Cricket Trou--LV-L sers in Plain White Flannel and Fancy Stripes, at Ambury Bros', Manaia and New Plymouth.