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Opunake Times, Volume XIII, Issue 633, 2 November 1900, Page 2

[A Card.] Mr JT. M, MeOa/vitt, *1 0 L I C I TOR, Main Street, Opunake. T. Sliailer Weston, BARRISTER & SOLICITOR. x> Offices : Avery's Buildings, Devon Street, New Plymouth. Two sums for immediate investment of £SOO and £250. Will visit Opunake on Court days. Instructions may be left with Mr Gr. W. Rogers, Opunake. -A.. <jc. lEJemiett, SOLICITOR, Manaia. At Opunake on Court days. Money to Lend on good freehold terms in sums of £SO and upwards. Principals only dealt with. Mr and Mrs I?. K. ML'Gill, CERTIFICATED TEACHERS OF MUSIC, ARE prepared to receive Pupils for Violin, Piano, Clarinet, and other Orchestral Instruments and Singing. Pupils prepared for Musical Examination?. Will be at TOWN HALL on MONDAYS, from 10 a.m., where full particulars as to terms, &c , may be obtained on application. Terms, &c, at Times Office, or at Barretts. MUSIC. i*/|- R S T7l E A V E R Will give Lessons in the Town and Neighborhood in Music, Elocution, French, Drawing, and Painting. Vacancies for a few more pupils. Terms on enquiry at the Pharmacy or Opua Road. NOTICE. rR J. B. KNOWLES is prepared - to accept engagements for providing Music for Balls, Concerts, or Socials. He is also prepared to attend at Opunake one day per week to give lessons on the Pianoforte provided sufficient inducement offers. Terms on application. Address: J. B. KNOWLEa, Rahotu. FARMEES ! YOU WILL SAVE MONEY SYKES' T}ED T-\RENCH. YKES' JAED URENCH. (Be careful and use Sykes ; other makers are not " Just as Good.") Directions. For after calving : Half a packet to be giren in a pint of sweetened warm water gruel. Repeat the dose next day if ncce:snry. In all cases it is better to give h«lf a packet before calving, the remainder after. For Influenza, Colds, Chills, Red Water, Costiveness, Heaviness, H?de Bound, &c.—Half a packet to be given in warm water gruel at night. Repeat the dose the following day if necessary. A few of hundreds of testimonials from well known and respected farmers: Mr W.,J. Birch (late Superintendent Crown Dairy Factory), Tauogatara, Pihama, says: Sykes' Red Drench is worth its weight in gold; no dairy farmer should he without them, for their action on newly-calved cows is simply marvellous. Mr J. H. Bleakley, Rahotu, writes: I have used Sykes' Red Drenches for two seasons. I make it a practice of drenching all my cows. I hive been told by the Manager- of the Pungarehu Dairy Factory that my milk is the richest in cream received at the factory. This I attribute solely through using Sykes' Red Drenches. Mr George Colson (the well-known cattle-dealer, says: I have used Sykes' Red Drench and am pleased to state that they are lht best drenches I have ever used. Farmers who have never tried them will do well to give them a trial, as they are most invaluable. Mr George H. Foote, Bell Block, writes: Mr Sykes, Chemist,— Sir, You will kindly oblige me by forwarding halfdozen more Sykes' Red Drench. ] have used them with great success, and will always recommend thera. Mr W. M. Symons writes: Te Roti, 7th September, 1899.—1 have much pleasure in recommending Sykes' Red Drench for cleansing cows after calving. Several of onr cows were very low through not cleansing; after using two doses on each cow the change was marvellous. You are at liberty to make use of tliis for the benefit of others. Mr James Corbett, farmer, Otato : Having a cow so bad that I thought recovery was hopeless, I was persuaded by a friend to try Sykes' Red Drench. After giving two doses of the Drench my cow was on her legs again in less than eight hours. I cannot speak too highly of fchcin, and reCDmmend all farmers who value their cattle to always have them handy in case of emergency. Sold by all storekeepers and merchants. Sole Manufacturers: A.. E. S Y*£ E S, Proprietor of Sykes' Cura Congh, the Celebrated Remedy for Coughs and Colds.