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Patea Mail, Volume IX, Issue 118, 12 October 1896, Page 2

Patea Brewery. Wo J &2833 £N S 5 )-'R P.UUIOR. : j .V N-.t c an jli'.Hcl tit*-* additions • j und improvements to the olant, I am inv in a position to supply firstclass 'ties and "‘tout, either ia wood or boltm, deiivoitid roi 11 parts of the lowa '.ji' couairy. Firewood, Out to any length, always on hand uni delivered promptly. (i Cough idixaire Is iktorj ia Win er 4 -GIL Feet Remedy ** V’Eti uiscovftroci, », T U 0,130 13 hopeless. iN jRONCHITIs is speedily Relieved■yOUNG children lika cure foi chest complaints. O /ROUGHS and Colds cured com:; vJ pletely. ONLY a few doses are necessary’’, ]RGETTLY required m every household, fi AT RYU Y'B Cough AI ixtura TTAB a good reputation and a ,*.arge 11 sale. hi ANY Cures have keen effected M t N cases where other remedies have Jt failed Y CEL LENT for all lung disorders. ii tjjiKE safe, effectual, and pleasant JL remedy jNDEh >ny circumstances will give relief y> APII) relief, and speedily cure case in which lit is used.

Manufactured only by R. M. GA TENBY, PiIAEMAOEUTIOAL CHEMIST. WANGANUI, "Vice, 2s 6d per bottle, From all Chemists and Storekeepers. H. E. DEANE. agent patea., y ’USTRUSS Mixed Paints, The J_ j colours excepting green and blue are absolutely permanent. Anyone can apply them. Full instructions are on each tin. J. McComisky, Sole Agent for Patea and Hawera dl-vi -is.

j ’USXRUSS Faints are the cheapest |j and best. Price, per owt, in 141b tins, ols 6d per cwt; single tins, 4id per lb j small tins, 6d per lb. W. McComisky, Hole Agent for Patea and Hawera districts.

T’UtiT RUSS Paints will not crack, jj The colours are agreeable to the eye and permanent, Any one can apply them. Full instructions on each tin, J. McOomisky, Sole Agent for Patea and Hawera districts.. T ’USTRUSS Mixed Paints for house Jj painting. Are made from the finest and most lasting’ materials, Are sure to give satisfaction, J, McOomisky, Sole Agent for Patea and Hawea districts. Openmg of Puriiaaient. A ROT ABLE OMISSION FROM • THE GOVERNOR’S SPEEOIT. 171VPRY true colonist must have felt Hi a glow of pride when reading in the Governor’s Speech that the earning power of the people had been | increased, but the Speech, omitted to J, give the reason why there had been j: a ' vi g I s. y ar of over- £2 I iu fca-s -;o -t 1 1 tea <onsumsd in New j I he reasons are obvious to every house-wife who considers her & tea ex penditure Ist' It is because Suratua Tea has come into such general use in consequence of its strength, flavour, economy, and purity. 2nd—That it goes much further than ordinary hr; nds. Theaoc aracteristics are so generally acknowl dgtd that it is remarkable that in the Governor’s Speech U ere is no indication of a Bill t> - * authorise he purchase by the State of the whole of Suratuva Tea, with the object of supplying the inhabitants of New Zealand, and thereby decreasing the burden upon the necessaries of life. The characteristics of ISURATURA TEA are Purity, Phaguance, Strenth. Ecoxojiy, and it is not Vended with Indian or (Jlu.ua teas. A Quality 3./JL© B Quality 2/1 I) Quality Paten Prohibition League. The following are the dates, subject to alteration, of public meetings to bo held in connection with the abovo League:— Alton rtop. 14 ] Patea feopt. 21 Eurleyville Oct. 10 J Patea Oct. 26. AH meetings to commence at 7.'30.