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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 196, 14 September 1900, Page 3

sras' C*»r>a< Cough TESTIMONIALS OF HUNDREDS I ALL PARTS OF NEW ZEALAND. A. BURNS, Esq., Chronicle Office, PETONE. To Mr. A E. Sikhs. Duar Sir, —For twenty years past two members of my family have been subject at intervals to a troublesome and stubborn cough. From time to time various remedies have been tried with but moderate success. Last winter curiosity induced a trial of your Oara Cough, and I am exceedingly pleased ta state the result has been excellent. I can honestly recommend as a capital specific ohest and throat cempUints. Mb. AARON MARSH, Egmont Road, TARANAKI Mr. Sxkes, Chemist, New Fly outh Dear Sib, —For the past welve years have suffered from a severe haoking cough and after trying many remedies without success I was recommended by a friend (the late Mr. James Hill) to try " Sykes' Oura Cough "which I found gave me immediate relief. consider it the cheapest and best medicine have ever purchased, as for the past three years it has proved a friend in need. Soldb a Chemists and Storekee ers. Sole Manufacturer [' Ai E. SYKES, Chemist (by Examination), opposite Theatre New Plymouth. ,

NEW PLYMOUTH GAS COMPANY (Limited), Notice to oonsumers.-to-da?, 14th instant, is the LAST DAY for Discount. 0. RENNELL, Secretary. RALEIGH TOWN BOARD. Biennial Election of Seven Members to fill the Office of Commissioners to the Baleigh Town Board. WHEREAS the following Candidates have been duly nominated;— Bicheno, Charles Ohappell, Henry Colesby, Joseph Dugdale, Einim Ashburnham Fraser, Simeon Grey Hignett, Ben Arthur Hignett, Joseph Maynard Knight, Ernest Newbery, William Field Ogle, Arthur Wilding Pearce, George Riddell, George Stoddart, Walter Stott, Charles Hugh Stubbs, George Herbert I therefore give notice that a Poll will be taken in the Office of the Raleigh Town Board, West Quay, Waitara, on WEDNESDAY, September 11th, 1900, between the hours of 9 a.m. and C p.m THOS. BUCHANAN, Returning Officer. Dated at Waitara this 12th day of September, 1900. 14,17,19 CHETWQDE SCHOOL, DEVON-STREET WKST, NEW PLYMOUTH. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR THE HIGHER EDUCATION OF GIRLS. Principal: Miss Stanford; Assisted by Miss McEaches, M,A.,and an efficient staff. MUSIC PUPILS will be prepared, if desired, fort-he various musical examinations, both theoretical and practical, as well as for Matriculation and Civil Service Examinations. The school course includes the usual Enelish subjects, as well as French, Latin, Calisthenics, and Theory oE Music. Special attention is given to the physical training; of the girls. The next term will commence Tuesday, September 18tb, 1900. Miss Stanford will be at home, to enrol intending pupils, on Saturday, September 15th, and Monday, September 17th, irom 3 to 5 p.m. dw!7 NEW PLYMOUTH POLICE STATION. SERGEANT'S RESIDENCE. 'miSNDISKS will be received at this office 1 ui<t'ii u-.on o' MONDAY,the Ist day of Octob r, 1:k;0, or the ERISOTION of Police fiergcan '» KICnIDEN'OHi st New Plymouth. DrAwiii'.-s a- d specili-iatiocs may bo seen at this oilhe, air.i at the Post Otlices at New Plymouth, Stratford, and Ibwera. The lowest or any tender ctt nocs-arily accepted. G. L. COOK, Resident Engineer. Public Works Oflice, Hunfervillo, September 7lli, 1900. NEW PLYMOUTH HIG !I SCHOOL THE third term of 1900 in connection with the above School will commence on MONDAY , September 2-lth, at 9 a.m. An fdmisi on examination will be held at tho school on that'drit'.-. at 10 a.m. Fees: 2s per term, payable in advanci. W, iiKW-i-EY, WiicteU jr,