Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 210, 11 September 1901, Page 4

The best cough drops are drops of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The next time you -^»>r. take cold, doso yourself with a lot of home remedies and * dilly-dally uu- . til your coagii is j y& deep-seated and you are threatened v/ith , Here's another way : Take er s at bedtime ami be all right the next morning. Isn't this the better way? Then continue the Cherry Pectoral a few days until your throat and lungs have completely healed and all danger of future trouble is past. Another grand thing about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is that it cures hard coughs, the hardest kind of old coughs, even after all other remedies have failed. Put up in largo and small bottles. When it hurts your lungs to cough, then apply one of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Plasters directly over the painful lung. It will quiet the pain, remove all congestion, and greatly strengthen. Prepared bj Dr. J. C. Ajer Co., Lowell, Mais., U. S. A. A. LISTER & CO. Ltd, Dnrsley, Eng., Manufacturer? of the PREMIER OREAMSBuARATO OF THF WORLD. Known ONLY as the Alexandra Give the moat UNEQUIVOCAL AND POSITIVE. DENIAL to the statements, made by the Agents of the Di Laval, they defeated Messrs Lister's ALEXANDRA at a Public Trial In Germany, and declare they hare never sold or sent a single ALEXANDRA SEPARATOB to Germany at any time. ALEXANDRA TOOK FIKST PRIZE «t the Royal Agricultural Society s Show, Doucaster, If >. ' BEATING THE D LAVAL and other Machines Could any better certificate of efficiency be offered to' those in Dairying? Newton King, SOLE AGENT km xh« ALEXANDRA For the North Island 'of '^N.zT

SOLE BROS., TAEANAKI; BUTCHERY. * We klh only tine PRIMES! OF MEAT grazed en the bean fattening farms in the district FOR DUALITY ■ WE DEFY COM TITION CUSTOMERS WAITED ON.UAIL7. SOLS AGENTS F. ANDREWS* WELL KaOWN BACON: THE BEST )OYAL MAIL OOAOH. KEW IPLY » MOUTH TO OPUNAKE. REDUCTION IN CHARGES. Abridged Time-Table. Mon. Wed. & [Opunake. Leaves Friday. Single. Return. Booking Office, 8.30. N.P. Railway Station, 9 am. „ 10s Od ... 17s Od Oakura... 10.35 a.m. ... 8s Od ... 14s Od Okato ... 12.45 p.mj ... 5s Od ... 8s 6d Rahctu... 2.20 p.m. ... 3s Od ... 6s Od [Arbivks at Opunake[4 p.m. Tares to Tues. Tbnr. & New Plymouth. Leaves Saturday. Single. - Return Opunake 7.30 a.m. ... 10s Od ... 17s Od Rahotu... 9.10 a.m Okato ... 11.30 a.m. Oakura... 1255p.m, 9.10 a.m... 7s 6d ... 13s Od 11.30a.m 3s 6d ... 6s Od 1255 p.m. ... 2s 6d ... 4s Od Abbives at New Plymouth 2.30 p.m Heavy Luggage Extra. Dinner each day at Okato, Is. j BOOKING OFFIOE8:J Co-operative Stoie, Ourrle-street..New Plymouth. Fowlers' Boarding House, Opunake ' In conjunction with above service, a Large Waggon can be arranged for to convey Merchandise, Furniture, etc., at reasonable rates. T. HUGHBON, Propriotor. Okato,*4th January, 1 I The City Tailor.

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