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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4944, 18 September 1914, Page 3

The Masterton district is being scoured just now for beef. As high as 40s per 1001 b is being paid. Some competent judges predict that the price will go still higher. The live stock market in Southland is very animated, and big prices are being given for both fat sheep and cattle. Buyers of stock for export are scouring the country in all directions, and anything from forward stores to prime fat is finding its way to the slaughtering pens of the three freezing works in Southland. A line of 60 fat bullocks changed hands on Saturday at 40s per 100 lb, which is probably a record price for beef for export. There is also a keen demand for bulls for killing, with a view to shipment abroad.

THE 32-h.p. FOUR-SEATER HUPMOBILE IS THE OAR FOR ALL CONDITIONS. It is the all-round car —right for cross-country runs, right for the city streets, right for the “speed-mer-chants.” right for the family trip. It's the Tightest, brightest, speediest, smoothest, handsomest, strongest — BEST Car in its class in the wide world! And it costs but £330, or with electric starter and lighting £3BO. Its long-stroke motor gives ample reserve power, the frame is built of special pressed steel and tested for the greatest strains, the finish and upholstery are all that the luxurious motorist can wish, and the fittings oomplete in convenience and efficiency. The Hupmobile should bo your car, whether for rough work or smooth. It will cost you less than any other car. Write for catalogue or call for demonstration. Agents, W.F.C.A., Pahiatua.

A big broad day of sun niid sty—solid boots, a good road, and the ’ole pouch chock tip with FULL DERBY —talk about a holiday—what? Well, just try it? Tins or nine. That’s a nasty cough I Let NAZOL tackle it. A few drops taken on lump sugar will soon relieve you. “NAZOL”’ is the surest cough reliever in New Zealand. Sixty doses for Is 6d. A cold in the head makes one miserable lose no time in getting “NAZOL.” Clears out colds and catarrh in double-quick time. Costs less than a ha’penny a dose.

REALLY GOOD COUGH SYRUP. HOW TO MAKE IT AT HOME. By a Qualified Chemist. Thousands of people now make thenown good family cough and cold remedy from the following prescription. It saves such a lot of money, and does such a lot of good, that its quick popularity is easily accounted for. Obtain from your chemist or store one bottle of Hean’s Essence and mix it with treacle, sugar, and water as per simple directions on Hean’s Essence label. This will make one pint of really good cough, cold and sore throat remedy. It is nice to tako, is warming, soothing comforting, lasts a long time and never spoils. It gives twelve shillings’ worth for 2s. A few drops may be given to a child and a spoonful to an adult. Each dose should be sipped slowly to allow the mixture to lubricate the throat as much as possible, and to help its warming, soothing and curing effects. For influenza, asthma, croup, whooping, and other coughs this mixture proves a boon wherever used. Hean’s Essence can now be obtained from most chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, 25., from G. W. Mean, Family Chemist, Wanganui. Wherever you buy, be sure you get Mean's Essence, ns no other will do. 21

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