H "Both our children were H jjl taken with whooping cough, n Eg but not for long. We hud a fj read how Lane's Emulsion H H cured other children, and jB g immediately procured a a B bottle. With three bottles |j B the whooping was quite H B away, and the children as n H well as ever." Chemists H ■ and Stores. 2/6 & 4/6. H H Take none but Lane's. n
OHACKLOCK'S PORTABLE ORION COOKING RANGES Require mo Brickwork Betting. >f i ii n > If— 7 *— I MM m — ~ — — brrjplßv yen f3E£\ c»p ~+ ••■■■ ALL SIZES KEPT IN STOCK. WILLIAMS &TETTIE LTD., AGENTS, 684 H. SANDLANT, PEEL STREET, Draws attention to the DIRECT IMPORTATIONS Of QCOTCH rpWEEDS —And — COLTAIRE gERGES. These materials, light m textuaxy, have been specially imported for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.. H. SANDLANT, MERCHANT TAILOR, Gisborne. wr^\ Business men, b^^H lawyers, doc= V Jjgj- X V tors, bankers, Jj^^di ministers, ami v9^W teachers, |B^^^^jj^^H merchants Read these strong words from S. Hague Smith, Esq., the respected Secretary Col. Mut. Fire Ins. Co., Sydney. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral "For many years I suffered frombronchitis, for which I tried a variety of remedies including 'sprays and inhalers. These did me no good and I then began to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, with most satisfactory result. One dose quieted my cough and enabled me to get much needed sleep. I would not now be without it for any consideration. I have passed through this winter free from the cough, and I am glad to say that several of my friends have been benefited m the same way. lam sending a bottle to a friend m New Zealand by today's steamer." In large and small bottles. Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer Co., Lowell. Mass., U.S. A. G. WILDISH (Late with W. MORGAN) HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS As . SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER In Premises adjoining Quinn's Stables, PEEL STREET (Opposite British Empire Hotel). REPAIRS A~SPECIALITY And executed with Promptness and Despatch, AT MODERATE CHARGES. TTTHATAUPOKO JOINERY W 0BKB " HAISMAN AND SON gUILDERS AND QONTRACTORS, Job ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS, ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS. JOINERY 01 ALL DESCBDPTIONS. SHOP FITTINGS SHOW CASES STAIRCASES HAND-RAILS EBTQtATBB FOR ALL CLABSSB Of WOB& CAFE MONICO. rTVHE undersigned begs to notify that JL he has taken over the above cen-trally-situated Restaurant, aad trusts, under the new Management, to further increase the popularity of this establishment. THE CUISINE m future will be under the supervision of an Experienced Restaurant Cook. FAMHJES AND VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. MEALS AT ALL HOURS And SATURDAY EVENING, SUPPERS till 12 Midnight. A limited number of BOARDERS can be accommodated om the most Liberal T«ra». G. T. BARTLETT, Proprietor. 467 MANNING AND CO CHRISTCHURCH. "DOTTLED ALE AND STOUT IN QUARTS AND PINTS. Also,— 10 AND 18 GALLON KEGS. EQUAL TO ENGLISH AT HALF-COST T^TLLIAMS AND J£ETTLB, J^D. AGENTS. WANTED. WANTED, to Purchase— WOOL md SKDSS. Highest Cash Price given at MATAWHERO WOOL WORKS.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10140, 29 August 1904, Page 1
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