Never neglect a cough or cold; there is no knowing what it may lead to. t TUSSICURA, a certain remedy i The Bey. G. W. Christian, of Central s Otago, writing to the proprietor of i TUSSICURA, states that it is with entire i confidence that he recommends TUSSICURA as the best Voice, Throat, and i Lung medicine that he has ever used, • promoting easy expectoration and reliev- ' ing Cough, and Cold immediately. — L. D. ■ Nathan and Co., agents. > The man who drives the royal mail, • The maid who carries the milking-pail, ■ Tli© stockman on the cattle run, > The sportsman with, his dog and gun, " The watchman going his nightly round, i The miner- working under ground, ■ All make themselves from colds secure ' By using Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Dr. Ensor"s TAMER JUICE, for Con- [ stipataon, Indigestion, Liver, Kidney, and Bladder Ailments. Many people are pre- ', marturely aged, sour, and withered wlien they should be m their prime, because \ they have neglected to help Nature when needed. If this is your condition, take : TAMER JUICE.— L. D. Nathan and Co., [ agents. . • • A PROFITABLE EDEA. > Just how profitable that idea of yours i may be is a matter of speculation m your > mind. Why not ascertain with some de- -• gree of certainty whether it has any value • at all? Consult Baldwin and Ray ward, Patent Agents and Consulting Engineers, I National Chambers, Wellington. You . will be told the truth, and if the idea is worth patenting, the Patent-rights will '• be secured for you. Write for booklet » "Patents," which tells all that is worth . telling of what may be patented and how I it may be patented. Branch office : Legal Chambers, Auckland. — Advt.
HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. mUESDAY EVENING, 8 o'clock. MRS HARRIS INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER, Wift Lecture. Subject: "Let There Bo Light." . ADMISSION by Silver Coin, at door. 548 I . - , . ■■ , - ... ... .-- NOTICE. mHE MARITANA ASSEMBLY -*- Will hold their usual Dance m WHINRAY'S'HALL TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. 547 TO THE LADIES. C HAWKINS, Cash Draper, has just • received his First Shipment of NEW GOODS, direct from London, lospection invited. Dressmaking under the management of Miss File- (late with Miss Lunn). O.H. is noted for MODERATE PRICES. 537 CHALLENGE. IP. FORD, Cliampion Axeman of 3 Poverty Bay, do liereby agree to chop Mat Spellars for the sum of £30 or £50, at any convenient time. 545 CHALLENGE. I WILL chop anyone liv Poverty Bay 'district for any sum from £100 up to £500 (Mat Spellars preferred). Man and money may be found at thci Royal Hotel. 546 YANK BROWN. MR FRASER RELATES FACTS." MR D. FRASER is interested m the cycle trade, Temuka, and writes as follows: — "Last August I was taken ill with rheumatic fever, and consulted a doctor, who sent me to the hospital, where I stayed about three months, and left as cured. Some few weeks after my discharge from the hospitail, I was again taken bad — so bad, m fact, that I couldn't move any of my joints. I saw Rheumo advertised, and tried a bottle as an experiment. After taking half a bottle I was able to get up and walk about. ■* 1 took four or five bottles, and have never felt an ache or pain since. I consider Rheurno a wonderful medicine." Mr Fnaser is right — Rheumo is wonderful. Sold by chemists and stores at 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bott|e. Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., Wholesale Agents. j BOON to Humanity— Mountain King Asthma Powder.- Gives wonderful and refreshing relief m obstinate and chronic cases. . ASH BUYERS of Wool, Skins, Hides and Tallow m any quantity/ Highest price. No commission. — MatawhJero Woot : scouffing Works. ■. XTOO CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10140, 29 August 1904, Page 3
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