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Opunake Times, Volume VI, Issue 270, 9 April 1897, Page 3

HEADACHE, BACKACHE, INDIGESTION, FLATUENCE, SOUR STOMACH & LIVED COMPLAINT, PROMPTLY CURED BY CLEMENTS TONIC. f TIRED NATURES GREAT RESTORER. Mr J. Webster, Bulli, N.S.W., who writes on March 24th, 1893 :—For about the last two years I have suffered severely from neuralgia ; in fact, I suffered so much that I became thoroughly weak. Many a night, instead of going to bed, I paced the room from end to end. I cannot tell you how many remedies I tried, but I can tell you this—l never received any benefit from them. At last my attention was drawn to one of your advertisements, in which I saw that the party had suffered from the same complaint to which I had been a martyr. I immediately got a bottle of Clement’s Tonic. Before I had finished the first bottle I found myself getting better daily. I resolved to continue Clements Tonic. I did so ; by the time I had finished the second large bottle I was entirely cured. I would advise all who are suffering from neuralgic complaints to give Clement’s Tonic a trial; I know that it has cured me, and it will not fail in other cases. I considered myself incurable, but thanks to Clements Tonic I have altered my opinion. I am never tired of recommending Clements Tonic.—Wishing you all manner of success, I Eemain, yours gratefully, Mrs J. Webster, Bulli, N-S.W.

Several years ago I was taken with a severe attack of flux. I was sick in bed about ten days, and could get nothing to relieve me until I used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me, and has been a household remedy with us ever since. J. C. Marlow, Decaturville, Mo. For sale by Newman Bros.

QUR OPUNAKE STOCK SALE, advertised for 13th instant, has been postponed. NOLAN, TONES & CO. JgASTER MONDAY. APRIL 19th. CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Will be held at the TOWN HALL. DANCE IN EVENING. * Full particulars in future issue. Ladies’ Emporium. Mrs Ballard HAS much pleasure in announcing that she has just opened up her WINTER STOCK, which will be found replete with every line of Women’s and Children’s wear. DRESS SERGES, Repps, Fancy Canvas Cloths, Foules, and Fancy Blacks, Ranging in price from lOd to 4s per yard. Also, COMPLETE STOCK OF TRIMMINGS TO MATCH. MRS BALLARD, LADIES’ EMPORIUM, Main Street, Opuuake.

FOR SALE, OOA ACRES Lease Land ; rent nominal, about Is per acre; with valuation at end of term for improvements; situate on good road, near Raliotu ; 120 acres felled and in grass, the remainder in bush ; all ring fenced. Price, only £250 ; owner leaving the district. Apply office of this paper. V,' ? PARIHAKA ROAD BOARD. ELECTION OF TWO MEMBERS. EESULT OF POLL taken on Wednesday, April 7th, 1897, for the election of two members : William Chick Phillips and Charles Stanley Stronge having received the largest number of votes, I therefore declare them duly elected. W. MILLS, Returning Officer. Rahotu, April Bth, 1897. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited until noon on TUESDAY, 20th April, For the ERECTION of BANK OFFICES, on Section 8, Block 38, Opunake Township. Plans and specifications at office of this paper. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For Bank op New Zealand— H. MOREY, Agent.