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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 319, 8 July 1912, Page 2

JJNION gTEAM gHIi J QOY., OF N.Z., LTD. Will despatch steamers from New Plymouth Wharf (weather and other circumstances permitting) — ONEHUNGA (For Auckland)— RARAWA—Tuesdays and Fridays (in conjunction with the Northern S.S. Company); 8 p.m. train. WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON. ROSAMOND, for southern ports, on Monday, July 8. TIMARU, DUNEDIN AND OAMARU. Via ONEHUNGA. CORlNNA—Tuesday, July 9. Cargo must be at Railway Sbedfl before 5 p.m. previous day. SYDNEY. Steamer from Wellington every Friday. Steamer from Auckland every Monday. LYTTELTON (from Wellington). Steamer DAILY (8 p.m.), Sundays excepted. '' MONTHLY EXCURSIONS', TO SOUTH SEA ISLANDS (from Auckland). Atua, July 16, for Tonga, Samoa and Fiji. Hauroto, July 31, for Suva, Levuka and Savu Savu. Talune, July 30, for Raratonga and Tahiti. SAN FRANCISCO, via Papeete, From Wellington. •Aorangi—July 19. •Tahiti—Auguts 16. •Moana—September 13. 'Aorangi—October 11. •Fitted with wireless telegraphy. Passengers booked through to London by the Orient Roya! Mail Line (via Sydney) and the Canadian-Australia Line (Via Vancouver); also via San Francisco. • OFFICE: BROUGHAM STREET. - QNEHUN&A AUCKLAND gERVTCE, NEW PLYMOUTH TO ONEHUNGA (Weather, etc., permitting) S.S. RARAWA TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8.20 p.m., on arrival of Express from Wellington. FROM ONEHUNGA-AUCKLAND TO NEW PLYMOUTH. Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, connecting with the Wellington Express at Breakwater. pLYMOUTH - QNEHUNGA On Sunday, July 7, the Rarawa will •leave Qnehunga at 11 a.m., in lieu of her usual Monday trip. She will leave on her return as usual on Tuesday, July 9.. Further information can be obtained from— NORTHERN S.S. CO., Ltd., UNION S.S. CO., Ltd., Joint Agents.

Stopthat Cough Colds and coughs are too serious to be trifled with. At first they may seem unimportant but, if not attended to, bronchitis, pneumonia or even consumption may develop. You need a medicine tO soothe the irritation, break up the cold and leave the lungs strong and healthy. There's no remedy so | good as Bonnington's Irish Moss—for over half a century it has been the favourite family cough remedy. But refuge substitutes. If an unscrupulous retailer tries to sell you an imitation or substitute tell him you want Bonnington's. Ask for it and insist on getting it. ZEN CARRAG _ IRISH MOSS i •

npO LET, close to Railway Station, Inglewood—Two stops, 24ft x 72ft deep, and 18ft. x 62ft. deep. Room 40ft. x 24ft. Photographic Studio and r#omß. Two-storey workshop, with engine, lathe and other machinery for woodwork. Also FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. Q-ROOMED HOUSE and Outbuildings, Inglewood. QUARTER-ACRE to three acre sections on Main street, Inglewood, next to Moa Dairy Factory. SECTIONS on Old Hospital Road, just outside Borough of New Plymouth, in lots to suit purchasers of four acres or n.ore, level. Applj to THOS. DRAKE INGLEWOOD.

MAMITEIN T?OR MAMMITIS AND ALL UDDER COMPLAINTS. Xumba, Soutli Coast, X.S.W., Mar. 28, 1912. Mr E. Skinner.— Dear Sir,—Willi regard to the result of treatment of two cows with your mam-, mitis remedy, Mammitein. No. 1 developed acute mammitis on the morning of the 21st. This cow xvas in a bad way, the quarter enlarged, hot, and giving a little clotted milk, eyes glaring, lame in hind leg, and rough coat. I gave her the first injection at night, and she was greatly improved in the morning, the inflammation having partly left the quarter. I followed out your method as per instructions, and in all gave her three injections. She is now giving her usual flow of milk, and I can safely say she has quite recovered. No 2 was taken ill on the 2oth, and I am treating her the same, and she is in a fair way towards recovery. From knowledge of the disease in the past, having had cows suffering from it and their udders burst, I am perfectly satisfied that your remedy has a great future before it. (Signed) WILLIAM CAFFERY. Price 4/6 five injections; injection out- i fits 3/fi. Farmers' stores and chemists. I PROSSER AND CO