BILIOUSNESS FOR MANY YEARS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2719, 25 April 1906, Page 21

BILIOUSNESS FOR MANY YEARS.

B2le Beans Prove a Blessing 1 . When you are bilious every thought oi . food is nauseous. When the room gets warm, you feel as if yon were going to be sick If you hurry to catch a car or a train there is the feeling again. Headaches, turning- ofl" with- sickness, a nasty coated tongue are other symptoms of Biliousness, and a symptom most distressing to the female sex is the fearful green-yello* colour which the face comes to have, if Bilious-, ness is allowed to continue. All this arises I from misdirected Bile, which is due, primarily, to improper liver action. Mrs R. Wrig'ley, of Mira street, off Lincoln road, Ponsonby, Auckland, says:— "l have been a sufferer with Biliousness, accompanied fey sick headache, for many ' years. " and tried many so--" ' --orttes in the hope ot beinj? •'••ithoi 1 ' 0 cress. 1 Twelve ~cided to :<ive I>iJa Beaiu a tri*i. ->.v improvement was noticeable after the first few doses> and continuing the course, I was thoroughly cured." Bile Beans are without doubt a first-class^ j remedy for Biliousness and kindred ills. I Their action is gentle, yet effective, and I can with confidence recommend ihem to fellow-sufferers." Bile Beans have a worldwide reputation as a proved cure in cases of Biliousness, Headache, Indigostioa, Stomach Troubles. Constipation. Piles, Debility. Female Weaknesses, Nervousness, I Bad Blood, Pimples and all skin eruptions, Bad Breath, Anasmia, Disturbed Sleep,;" ' Loss of Appetite, Rheumatism, and in fact, all ailments that owe their origin to defec- , tive 'bile flow, assimilation or digestion* Bile Beans are obtainable severally throuchout New Zealand*

per hide) ; two 80!b, 71d {or 45s Id gross »er tide); four 641b, 6;>d; one 661b, 6Jd; six 671b, )Jd ; two 751b, 6|a. Cow : One 761b, Cd (or 36s rioss); one 631b, 6Jd (» record price for cow , kides). We qlote: Extra stout heavy ox at ( *rom 6Jd to 7Jd; Iheavy do, 6d to6Jd-, medium ( io, 5Jd to 6d; light do, s£.d to sgd; extra stout i heavy cow, 5Jd to 6Jd; medium do, 5J5 to 1 Sgd; light do, 6Jd to s=d; yearlings, 4*d to '$£&; stag and bull. 3d to 4d per lb; calfskins, Is 6d to 4s 6d each. The National Mortgage and Agency Company oi New Zealand (Ltd.) report as follows: — ."We held our "usual fortnightly sale of hides at our stores, Cumberland street, on Thursday, iwhen we offered a fair catalogue to a representative gathering of the trade. Our catalogue was comprised of hides from, .country and iooal butchers, and competition was. again spirited for all classes of sound anS well-flayed ~ ox ' and cow hides. Prices obtained for this class were fully on a pax with those ruling a fortnight ago, although damaged and inferior -ilid not fcuite reach as high as obtained "at our last sale. Quotations : Prime stout heavy ox hides, 6Jd to 6gd ; good heavy do, 52d to 6Jd; medium weight do, s|d to sgd; light, _ Bi-3. to 52d ; srtaggy and inferior, 4Jd to 4id ; , Jpximo lieaY.v. cow liicles, sicl to 5*3; medium- ,

weight do, si<3 to S|d ; light dc, 5Jd to sgd; inferior do, 4Jd to 4|d per lb ; yearlings, 5a to 83 6d ; calfskins, Is 4d to 5s 6d each. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Ltd.) report as follows:^ We held our regular fortnightly sale by auction at the Otago Wool and Grain Stores, Lower Eattray street, on Thursday, when we offered a very full catalogue, all in fair condition, of medium-weights, but none extra heavy. There was a full attendance of buyers, who competed spiritedly for all the lots offered up to prices showing an id to Jd rise on lat© prices for heavy sorts, while all others were disposed of at fully up to late rates. Quotations • Extra heavy stout ox, 7d to 7Jd ; good to best heavy, 6Jd to 6ld; medium, sgd to 6id; light, s|d to 6d; heavy cow, s&d to-6d; medium and light, s£d -to 5Jd ; inferior and bulls, 2Jd to SJd per lb; yearlings, 5s to 10s; calfsMss, Is 6d to 3s 6d each. Messrs Stronach, Morris, and Co. (Ltd.) report as follows: — We held our fortnightly eale oi hide's at our stores, Crawford street, on Thursday, when we submitted a small catalogue totalling 130 hides. The attendance of buyers was sin«U©r than usual, but the sale "WAS a. very sa.tisiaotory one, all descriptions selling uo to late Quotations. Our ♦cq price

for ox hides was 7Jd, a.t which, figure we sold one weighing 781b. We also sold one 721b at 7d., one 711b at 61d, and several others from 6d to 6Jd. Our top price for -cow hides was s|d, paid for light-weights. The following are actual prices obtained at onir gale: — Prime stout heavy ox hides, 6Jd to 7Jd ; good heavy do, 6id to 6Jd; medium-weight do, 5Jd to sid ; light-weight do, 5Jd to sgd ; good heavy cyv hides, 5Jd to s^d ; medium-weight do, sid to sgd; light-weights, s|d to 5Jd per lb; yearlings from 4s to 7s; calfskins, 6d to 4s 8d each.

Messr3 A. Morilzson and Co. Teport as follows — We held our usual fortnightly sale on Thursday at our stores, corner Crawford and Cumberland streets, when we offered a large catalogue of hides, yearlings, and calfskins. The attendance of buyers was not as large as usual, but bidding was very brisk for every lot, and prices showed, a slight advance on those paid a fortnight ago; particularly on medium-weight ox and cow of good quality, these ruling on Thursday at from s£d to 5Jd, whilst at the last sales they did not realise more than from 5Jd to sid. Light-weight ox and cow were as usual in good demand, also extra prime ox. The following were ±1»« iigliest pncca P»l<3 Bt OUT SElleS for tlia undemote.d, Oag 721b, 7i<2;

one 801b, 7d; one 721b, 6|d; one 6411>, 513; six averaging 641b, 62d. We quote. Extra prime ox (stout), 6|d to 7ld; extra heavy, 6d to 6|d; medium, s|d to 52d; light, sgd to s|d ; extra heavy cow, 5Jd to 5Jd ; medium, s|d to s|d; light, 52d-per lb; yearlings, Ss to 10s ; calfskins, 2s to ss ; horsehides 8s to 133 each.

Messrs Dalgety and Co. (Ltd.) report as follows:— We held our usual fortnightly hide sale in our Cumberland street stores on Thursday. The usual buyers were in attendance. Our catalogue comprised only a few lots of real good heavy ox hides, which sold readi'.y up to 6|d; cow hides realised 6Jd; medium to good ox we quote 4*d to 6d. The following is a Hst of our best prices: — Ox: Lot 52, one 78lb, 6|d ; lot 56, two 711b, 6*d ; lot 55, two 631b, 6Jd; lot 63, one 611b, 6id • lot 51, orce 66 T .b, CJd ; lot 53. two 711b, 6Jd; lot 62. two 601b, 6id. Cow: Lot 59, one 661b, GJd ; lot 37, nineteen 471b, 5Ji. ; lot 31, five 471b, 5Jd ; lot two 441b, 53d ; lot 31, five 461b, 52d; lot 41, four 491b, sfd ; lot 30. 1 stag 78!b, 4Jd per lb; yearlings, from 4s 9d to 7s 6d; calfskins, Is 6d to 2s 6d each. The Otago Farmers' Co-operative Association of New Zealand (Ltd.) repoit: — We held our usual fortnightly sale of hid.es at our warehouse, corner of Vogel and Crawford streets, on Thursday, and submitted a catalogue of well-conditioned hides to a full attendance of buyers, who were eager- for business.- Prices 'for flight, good-coudifioned hides were much the same as the prices ruling at last sale. We had no hides of special merit on offer, consequently we have no very high prices to record. Light ox hides ranged from 5d to 52d ; cow hides, 5d to s£d per lb ; calf, 2s upwards; "larger, skins, to 6s each.