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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10706, 31 August 1896, Page 4

I1I 1 and Women only ' Aro moet compotant to fully appreciate tha ; purity, swoetaess, and delicacy of C:rricuiU SoAr, and to discover new uses for it dnily. In the form of vr-sheD, Editions, etc., for distressing inflanicatioriM, I.Ttuiiouo, an-1 •weaknesses of tho raucous iKewbraiio, it Uaa provcl moat grateful. CiracniA Soai* appeals to tho refilled aw) cultiTatotl everywhere, as tfco rr.^st cirecti/o Bkin purifying and bcant<f;-ir,gsrvp,as-\;eUvo purest and sweetest for toilec icid i)i'.tn. Sold thronrtoot the ttotlil. British Oupot: F Nmr. Bkbt & BOKS, I, Kiiiu Erivard-t!.. I nndiMi. )Vtv Dsuo a Cheu. Coar., Foln Tror"-., I "cti.i '" • POKENO. To Mr A. M. Loasby, Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chemist, Dunedin. Dear Sir,— l tender you this testimonial in recognition of the benefit I have received from your FAMOUS "W AH OO." Nothing I have ever taken has given me the relief "Wahoo" has, and I advise all sufferers from Indigestion an ' Liver Complaints to try " Wahoo." —I am &c. Thomas Pope. Pokeno, May 4tb, 1896. "WAHOO," 2/6, from all Chemists and Storekeepers' throughout New Zealand. "Wholesale Agents ; Keiupthorne, Prosser k Cp.'s N.Z. Drug Co., Ltd. Sole Manufacturer and Proprietor 1 : A. M. LOASBY. " Wahoo" Depot, 174 Princes-street, Dunedin. A Steam Whistle need not run full blast all the time to let you know that it is there, and it is noi; necessary that we sktwld be always-, advertising by noisy statements to buy SALSALINE, the great food preservative. For once tried, always used, as it is the only reliable food prescriptive i sold. _-, LOST.-l black PONY GELDING, .about 13-1, from Carrington Road. Finder rewarded on applying to Callaghan & Kempbell. W' ANTED, — A STRONG Active LAD accustomed to farm work. For further particulars apply to James Wade, Mangorei, or Alfred "Wade's Store, New Plymouth. a 989 WANTED, — GOOD GENERAL SERVANT ; country girl preferred ; references required. Apply to Mrs Bramley, New Plymouth. a 999 WANTED, — A SITUATION as Companion Or Lady-help.— For address, apply Herald Office. aB3l WA NTE D, — An Experienced GENERAL SERVANT; no washing. — For address, apply Herald Office. a 954 WANTED KNOWN,— That anyone desiring tickets for A. W. Me Millin's Art Union had better secure them soon from Gilmour'g, Avery's or Furlong's as the drawing takes place September 2. Only a few left. a 970 "pvRESSMAKINGr.— Miss Black noti JL' fies that she has taken Mr Morey & Son's Dressmaking Rooms. All orders entrusted to her care will receive prompt dispatch, combined with perfect style and fit, and moderate charges. ' a 743 ANTED KNOWN, -The Best and Cheapest FRUIT can be had at tho Railway Fruit Store ; also GROCERIES of all descriptions sold at very Lowest Price for Ready Cash. — C M. Soreksek, Brougham-street. a 906 WANTED TO SELL,— First-class EXPRESS, with pole, shafts, lamps, 3 seats, and a double set of harness; everything complete.— Apply Callaghan & Kempbell. ' ' WANTED TO SELL,— lßurmeister •■& Wain's ,6o .gallon SEPARATOR;- also 1 90-gullon DE „LAVAL, with pulleys and shaft complete ; also one j 80-g'allon, with r box churn up to 240 pounds ; horse L gear, &c.,' in thorough working order.— Callagh-an' & Kempsell. ' - <'..'' . WANTED TO SELL,-t'-Horses, heavy -and light; Vehicles of all classes; Farms and TownProperties.— Callaghax & Kempsell, opposite Taranaki Hotel. ' ' a 765 WANTED TO SELL, -One of the finest Building Sites in. New Plymouth, consisting of 2 acres; grounds well laid out.— Apply Oallaghan,& Kempb'ell. ', , , ■ WANTED TO SELL,— Goodwill of , First-class Market Garden, containing 9 acres; central. Owner selling on account of ill-health. Good investment. Terms. — Callaghan &'Kem)psell. WANTED* TO SELL,— Thoroughbred -Imported , STALLION. Termß.-Apply Callaghan & Kkmpsell. / ■ •'■ a 942 sTTT ANTED -KNOWN,- VEHICLES rVV l • of all descriptionßto.be obtained by applying to Callaghan & Kempsell, opposite Taranaki Ho^el. All work gr aranteed, none but experienced work- [ men employed. ' aB2l rST AN rED,— You 'to call andsee for .V V yourself the quality of my 9s and 11s TIMBER, so that you can advise yo«r'friendß.—G. Cliff. . . •, WANTED,— Everybody to know I have ho Ring Prices, ( but, will meet you iv Quality, Quantity, and Price. — G. CLifp. WANTED,— You to know, that I supply JOINERS', WORK equal to any in Taranaki, and at Less Rates. — G. Cliff. ' ■ WANTED to apologise for sundry delays in executing ORDERS for JOINERY, and at the same time assure 1 the Public that when the Machinery under order is in position, I shall be able to supply everybody sharp and cheaper. — G. Cliff, Excelsior Timber Yards. , ■ aB9B WANTED TO LET.— A 4-roomed COTTAGE, with good garden, and with or without the right ,$o run one cow or horse; without 10 minutes of town bonndary. A good tenant could be dealt with on lease, and with building exten tions. — G. Clifi?'. WANTED you to know that my Eleven and Nine Shilling TIM*BER is all First-class. You can get it in the yard, or game quality delivered along line less short distance freight- for instance, Stratford wdul'd be Sixpence less per_looft.-G I CLIFV. NOTICE. " : OWNERS of DOGS are hereby CAUTIONED that after this that POISON will bo laid in my grounds, Viviau-scree . H.WESTON. i Joly 21st, 1396. a 674