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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10478, 3 October 1905, Page 1

RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED

Do not suffer from rheumatism. One application of Chamberlain's; Pain Balm gives relief, and its continued use will bring about a permanent cure. For sale by E. D. Smith, chemist.— Advt. BETTER. THAN PILLS. You will never wish to take another dose of pills after having once used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easier to take, more mild and gentle m their action, and more reliable, as they oan always be depended upon. They also cleanse and invigorate tho stomach and leave the bowels m a natural condition, while pills are more harsh m effect and their use is usually followed by constipation. "Just what you need." Only ls 6d. Sold by E. D. Smith, chemist. — Advt.

H. SANDtLANT jy-ERCHANT IJIAILOR, PEEL STREET. SUMMER GOODS. A SPECIAL LINE OF WEST OF ENGLAND WORSTED SUITINGS. This Line is Worthy of Inspection. NOTE. — In-order to avoid disappointment m completion of Orders for SHOW WEEK, Customers aro requested to place their Orders as EARLY AS POSSIBLE. H. SANDLANT. IF YOU REQUIRE .. . A GOOD SADDLE A SET OF HARNESS of any description, or ANY REPAIRS well done, JUST TRY MORGAN'S Opposite Masonic Stables, Lowe Street. HE GIVES REAL GOOD VALUE. Temporary Premises. Telephone No. 157. "B" BRAND SOAPS\~ J^ARGKST DALEB TN ry&> "DISTRICT. PRETTY nearly everybody nowadays drinks tea, for it is practically the . national beverage of New Zealand. CRESCENT BLEND TEA THE WHOLESOME TEA Goes into the homes where good tea is appreciated. Tliis delicious tea is blended and packed by the Empire Tea Company (W. & G. Tuinbull & Co., proprietors). It is a skilful blend of the robust teas of Darjeeling and the fine delicate teas of Ceylon. The flavor is not pronounced, co that the palate never wear- I ies of it. The liquor is strong and | rich, and the second brew rs as • tasty as the first. ] SOLD BY ALL GROCERS AT 2/- PER LB. ( " Top ~ ; 30 Years •' I have used Bohnihqtow'b Irish Mobs for Coughs and Colds, and any irritation of the bronohtal tubes. It always giveß relief." ' That iB a plain, straightforward statement. We could supply hundreds such. Cough remedie. haye come and gone, but BONNINGTON'S Garnageen IpKsh Moss, the pioneer, is ] still the premier m public favour. Strenuous advertising and pushing i of sales will not sell a remedy if j it is not endorsed by publio opinion. When you get Bon- l nington's you are safe. You j have the' best. Unscrupulous ' dealers know this, but they often ] try to give a substitute, for thie j sake of a few pence profit. If i you are wise you will look for our 1 Trade Mark, and say firmly, "Bonnington's iB the best. 1 < want Only BONNINGTON'S." THE TRUTH Of the statement that the LIZARD | IS the most popular Bicycle on the local market is fully borne out by the number of machine* now m use io Qiiborne. £14 Cash will purchase one of these Highclass Machines, which may also be had on terms. A . better article cannot be bought at the price. They are locally made, therefore foster local industry. J. ROLAND, 532 Manufacturer. /HOLDS I EASILY CUBED. "TUSSICURA" has the Largest Sale of any Throat and Lung Medicine m the colony. The merits of thie Preparation are heralded by thousands of sufferers who' have been benefited and cured. What is wanted is a Medicine which will soothe the irritation of the Throat and Lungs and Bronchial Tubes, and for this purpose no preparation can equal TUSSICURA. For Coughs and Colds its effect is magical. Obtainable from all Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the colony. TO HORSE OWNERS. Ma A. LICHTWARK begs to thank the Public for the help he has received from them m the ■ past, and wishes to announce that he has dissolved partnership with Mr Littlehales, but will still carry on the Horse-Educating Business at the Railway Stables. If you wish your Horses to be Well Trained and Carefully Educated, place them m the care of - - MR A. LICHTWARK, who is well acquainted with the late Professor Lichtwark's method or Horse Educating. All Orders left at Railway Stables will be carefully executed. 674 KITING CARDS, Invitation Circulars, Memorandum Cards, Ball Pro, grammes, and Handbills printed on the L shortest notice at Herald office.