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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13979, 8 January 1916, Page 2

A Nurse Certifies THAT DR. MORSE'S INDIAN' ROCT PILLS ARE UNEQUALLED FOR CONSTIPATION. "I can certify," writes Nurse A. j Amelia Rutherford, of 406 Montreal j Slreot, Near Victoria Street, Christc h v rch, »ll^':^^i|i "that Dr. tBM - --■■-- =--. ;*■ 'WMiHm Morse*3 ' t^-^«-v-T-:----r"«f^*^l inlian Root Pills r[ -I: : 'S~< : .j^~S.J^.^fip' eXCCllC'.'.l, \\^#l£Sl§i^ ' remedy \ xMB^MyZ'P for ■ Con" \i%^^i'&&fiij ; stipatiou, "^■SSt ; .'fl!!!f:f ' having used otii- .,.■-' ??;'^|p®;^S'~X, ersoca-ll- <•••"■ ' r>yinr?s^' ""*.ed purgav, :;>i;-^ii^;.::.i.;-;i:. lives, , I f found no-*K,teW-^f*f.£,. thing 1- equal in mildness to your genuine laxative medicine. I am a qualified ladies' nurse and have practised in Tasmania and New' Zealand for a period of forty years. You have my full consent to use this testimony for publication if desired." To maintain a healthy system the bowels should operate at least once every 24 hours. This is one oi Na- " ture's v/ise provisions which, is too often ignored, and the 'result is \\ntold suffering. Women and children are the greatest offenders,.but why such should be the case is a problem to be solved. Nature often requires a little assistance, and if this assistance is given at the first indication much distress and suffering may be averted. As a family remedy for Costiveness, Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have a wide reputation. jCTOGG & CO.'S SPARKLING ALE. ■*-*■ in pint and quart bottles, else jars. A fin© invigorating tonic. Ilinp 'ID 47. fHE COLDEN BAY ESTATES CO., LIMITED. FOR _SALE. |■X -I O ACRES of level land subldl° divided into 66 lots of from 3 to 150 acres, situate at Puramahoi, fakaka, and within 5 miles of the Waitapu Wharf. The property lies facing the North-East and fronting tho shores ?f Golden Bay. It is sheltered from all vinds, warm and well watered. Tho soil is very rich, producing; the ;nest apples, root crops and cereals. <'ruit trees of all kinds flourish, as can c seen in tho apple and other orchards a the property The main road from Takaka to Collingwood passes through the property, and there is a Post Office, Telephone Office, School and Butter Factory within easy distance of any of the lots. Plans can be seen and all inform- i ation obtained from all Licensed Land Agents in Nelson, Messrs. Allan and Falconer, Takaka, and from the Golden Bay Estates Co., Ltd., care of Adacs And Harley, Solicitors, Nelson. 4837 BREWERS, .BOTTLERS, AND j AERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS. FAMOUS— XXX Draught Beer, In Casks and Jars. A.K. Tonic Ale, In Quarts and Pints. Stout, invalid, In Quarts and Pints. CELEBRATED— Aerated Waters, Ginger Ale, Cordials, Hop Alo. (A refreshing Non-intoxi-caiing Ale.) A LL the above beverages are made r*- from the Best and Purest Materials. Skill and scrupulous cleanliness prevail throughout the BREWERY, BOTTLING STORE, and AERATED WATER FACTORY, the result being an Ever Increasing Demand for the drinks produced at THE NELSON BREWERY —and — THE CITY AERATED FACTORY. (Telephone 114). (Telephone 13). 5578 1915-1916 SEASON /"YWING .to misstatements having been circulated in tho Country Districts, we beg to notify our clients that we are, as usual, advancing Free of interest a§?e§ Exchange, oil consignments for the London mar--1 ket. As numerous clients are offering their-'wool at Wellington Sales this season., it has not been possible to arrange a direct freight from Nelson.! We.have already made three shipments] to London market via Wellington, and have now space booked in the s.s. "CENTURY," leaving Wellington on 9th January., 1916. . Regarding future sailings and markets, we will be pleased to give full information on application. Wellington Safes. Our offering at the last Sales was over 500 bales, and highest current prices were obtained. We have made arrangements whereby those clients who desire to sell their wool in this market may have same handled at lowest cost. All wool for the next Sale must be in Wellington by the 15th January. I E BiiHton i C 0.," Limited. NELSON AND MOTUEKA.