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Temuka Leader, Issue 1541, 18 January 1887, Page 1

e FOR THF KtDNEYS,LIVER-URlv \RYORCANS THE BEST BLOOD ’URIFIER. These Is enlyone way by <thich any disease era be,cured, «■< that by removing the cmse— whatever It may be. Tbe great medical mathorltiea tf: the day declare that nearly every discaae la caused by deranged . Kidneys or Liver. Ta restore these therefore '■ la the only way by which health can be aeenred; ■ Here la where SAFE CURE haa achieved Its great reputation. It act*’ directly’ upon the kldneys'and liver,, and by placing them In a healthy condition drives disease and pain from the system; For all Kidney, Liver, and Urinary troubles | for the distressing disorders oMVouien; for Malaria, and physical troubles generally, | this great remedy has no equal... For Sale by all Chemists. . f - '■ h i < / <•; 1 . For Diabetes asks for ITARN EX’S SAFE DIABETES 4 CUKE. Send for Pamphlet, free, to ' : H. H. WARNER A CO., Atm. Koehester; LT., London, Eng,, Toronto, Oaft. ' REMEMBER THIS. It you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you ‘well, when all else fails. ■; ‘ :■ ■ i If you. are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffering from any other of; the / numerous diseases of the stomach or boweli, it is your own faultaf you remain ill,-for Hop Bitters • i is a sovereign remedy in allsuch complaint*." If you are wasting away .with any form of Kidney 'disease,' atop’tempting’ Death this moment, end !turn for a oure ; to'Hop Bitters. I. If you are Nervous use Hop, Bitters.;* , . ; ; If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin' bad ‘breath, pains and allies, and' feel miserable generally, Hop ditters will give .you fair skin, rich blood; and;,,sweetest breath, and. health, ; . , ; : That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister, mother, or daughter, can be inside the picture' of,health, by a few bottles of American Co.’s Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle,. Will yon let them suffer P ' ■ li ! In short they cure Diseases of the Stomach, j Bowels, : Blood, . Livery .Nerves, Kidneys, Bright’* Disease. £SOO will be oaid for a case they ‘ will not cure or ’ help. Pruggists and Phemist* ‘keep; ■ ; . PROSECUTE .THIS SWINDLERS ! If when you call for American Hop Bitters <*eo green twig of Hops l oh the white label and Dr Soule’s name blown lin the ■bottley- tbe vendor hands out anything but American, Hop ( Bitters, refuse it and shun that vendor as you would a viper and if he has taken your'money for anything else indict him for the fraud and sue ! him for damages ifor the swindle, and we will pay you liberal ly ; for the conviction ; ; J) R 0= S P E 0 T ’U a. ; ' OP THE . • : WINCHESTER FRUIT PRESERVING AND EXPORT COMPANVJIIVIITED. To be Incorporated utjder !‘ ; The ,Companies Act, 1872,1’, and the Acta amending tbe ■; ,*ame., -' i . CAPITAL, £ISOO—IN 1600,SHARES OP EACH, ! ■ Payable as follows s—live (5) Shillings per Share.on application ; , Five, (5) , fhillings s per Share <m Allot-' ■ merit,'and the balance in calls of I not' more than Five (5) Shillings per Shard, at intervals' 1 ; of not lei*., than Three • rMonths..PRoyxsxoiTAii Dibbotobb :. ~ ; Hon. W. Bollestoh, M.H.R., ; Messrs ;;R. A. Barker, J'. i Pye l M. Oamg l ‘ii A. I'oung, . J. M. Tworney, W; U. Slack; J. T. M. Hay hurst, W. 1 B. ' Barker, Ji J. Bills, 1 Q-. Tayler, H. ? B. Pmithj j. Lewie., Banebbs : Bank of New South Wales ' 5 : Y. (Temuka). Solicitor: W, 0. Aspinall (Temukn). Trbashbbß: J. A. Young. '"BROEBBi J'. J.;Ellis; ? ‘ ' SbCBBTABT: G. A. Stnith. f I. Tbe’ohjeot for which this Prospectus is, submitted to the Public is, to float a company for the purpose of manufuo urihg Jam and p-pnerving Fruit. . Z. During theipast few : few years large quantities of Fruit have gone to absolute, waste in-this district, owing, to there being no* Market for the* sale of it, arid thus an avenue, through whi'oh much '’(Wealth ! !might ;be j acquired is at present shut up. Everyone must recognise that it is desirable to open, up this avenue as soon as.possible; alio that , the district is admissibly adapted fur fruitgrowing, and that is an .industry, .f.liob ! would,,provide ..profitable employment ’ for junior members of families owning small areas of land. 1 ‘‘ 1 [ ; i 3. Furthermore-the mostidiligent inquiries „ have led to the belief that the manufacture of Jam and the preserving of Fruit is very remunerative,' ’and Bhares in the, ;propoied- i Company may reasonably be expeoted.to pay ; good dividends, , ‘ 4. It ia ( understood that tbe district at preient ’produoes sufficient fruit to. make between forty and fifty tons of jam -a year,' and if ! the proposed Factory is ‘established, and the people are thus provided with a certain market for their fruit, the sup ly will doubtless greatly increase, and the industry will proportionately expand. : 5. On these e '.uuds the. Provisionol Directors arc cotibicntpf therefore express a hope that fruit grower* and .others will see'the desirsbili'y of taking up up shares at once, so as to enab'o operation l * to be commenced this season;'nhd also the * absolute .necessity that »I 1 the shares should; be taken up; so -as to a void having to pay interest* bn borrowed capital :-i ; 'ill POSTERS of every, description.pririted on the ehortest-j hqtice. the 'iemuka-Epader and; Geraldine Guardian. ? General Prinuug Offices. . *i.; J