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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 11341, 6 October 1898, Page 1

S. H. Jamrs] [T. Harby Perm S- H. JAMES, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, AUCDUNTANT, VALUER, AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Omoe or thb Stratford Town Board Cardiff Ngaire and Lowgarth Co opera tive Dairy Factory Companies Alliance Assurance Company Phoenix Fire Insurance Company Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Company LAND.— Along list of properties to •elect from — bush sections, improvec farms, sheep country and cattle country, town properties, businesf and residential. Having been 17 years in the district, Mr James is in a position to advise intending settlers. BROADWAY BUILDINGS STRATFORD. a 497 THE NEW AND EXTENSIVE ADDITION To my Store being now completed and ready for occupation, I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for past favours, and assure ihem-that I ahall be able to cater for them TO MUCH GREATER ADVAN f AGF; Having a separate counter for Men's Drapery and Clothing. and more space for Ironmongery, Boots & Shoes, Millinery, AMD OTHER DEPARTMENTS. My direct shipments of Drapery ace nearly all opened up, and we hope to he able to make a good dis- | play of entirely New & Choice Goods C. O. SMITH, INGLEWOOD. b 268 AMERICAN INSTITUTE TjiOß THE CURE of ALCOHOLICS 1? by the latest up-to-date treatment — time required three weeks— th*e patient himself to be satisfied that the craving for alcohol in any form is killed before payment is made. COST OF CURE 25 GUINEAS. In order to suit all circumstances, arrange* moots made to pay by instalments. All communications strictly confidential Patients treated privately if des<red. As evidence of the completeness of the Cure, attention is directed to the foU lowing letter addressed to Mr J. S. Thomson, Manager of the Institute :—: — Dear Sir, — We, the undersigned, having gone through the treatment for the Drink Craving under your manage* ment, testify to the completeness of the cure in our cases, and you can refer any enquirer to as for evidence of the same: — D. Cameron, Mauriceville Jas. Watson, Wanganui Dancau Grant, Turakina P. McAlinden, Wanganui Joseph Brown, Wanganui William Hogg, Wanganui John Quin, Wanganni Chas. Woodley, Wanganui Chaa Pinkerton, Masterton P. T. Burke, Wanganui Jamea Bull, Hnnterville J. A. Read, Fordell D. Day, Wanganui J. X Manning, Wanganui L. Craig, Wanganui Jas. Cattell, Wanganui S. Beard, Kaoangaroa A. Richard Foster, Wanganui Thomas Jago, Masterton N B. — Having myself been an alcoholic for over 20 years of a very pronounced kind, and been completely cured, I believe to that experience I owe much of my success in curing others. Our patients may rely upon it that we can challenge the tyranny of the drink in the severest ca^ea and beat it. J. S. THOMSON, Manager. Mr Jas. Cattell, Travelling Repre* sentative of the Institute, is now in Town, and will be pleased to afford the ful'est information as to the mode of treatment, &c, either personally or by •letter. Address : White Hart Hotel, b4B New Plymouth. WANTED KNOWN,— That W. GAUKRODGER, NEW PLYMOUTH. HAS commenced BUSINESS, as Direct Importer of WORSTED COATINGS, SEEGES, FANCY TROUSEBINGS, TWEEDS, &c. Specialty. — Ladies' Costume and Habit Cloths. . BICYCLES,— He has also received from English manufacturer, Sample LADY'S and GENT'S BIKES of High Grade. Prices: Lady's, 21 guineas ; Gent's, 20 guineas. To introduce SPECIAL ENGLISH SERGE mad from Colonial Wool , W.G. will Pr sent to each PUKCHAS2R OF A MACHINE a Cos i ume Length or Suit Length. a 979 NEW SEEDS, NEW_SEEDS A Large Assortment of GIBBONB & C O.'S * Well-known Reliable GARDEN & FLOWER SEEDS, In £D, OD, & 1 D PACKETS WM. WALTON, DEVON-STREET. Telephone No. 56. ' a6Bl : — ■ ii 1 ! Schnapps (crysta O bottles)} Compare it with othei brands