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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13928, 11 June 1909, Page 4

1 The Proprietors of Wolfe's < ' Schnapps have determined i to institute proceedings, j which will be carried to the utmost extent allowed , by law, against anyone 4 refilling their bottles with t 1 other spirit and retailing it i \ under the name of I Wolfe's Schnapps, t As offenders may be ignorant of the very serious risk < they are incurring, attention is hereby called to the Act of Parliament oi New Zealand, "The Patents' Designs and ; Trade Marks Act, 1908, under which any person who ; encloses any goods in any , covering (which includes any bottle) to which a. trade mark has been applied shall be liable on conviction on < indictment to imprisonment ( with or without hard labour for not over two years or to 1 fine, or to both imprisonment and fine. A REWARD OF £50 < la offered for such information M will le»d to the conviction of »ny perion carrying on these pi*ctic<§. Any information cm be , tupplied to our Solicitors. Messrs. Chtpmann . and Tripp, Brandon Street, Wellington, New 1 Zealand. UDOLPHO WOLFE COMPANY, , Proprietor* of Wolfe's Schnapps [Established 35 years.] THOS. AVERY, PRINTER, BOOKSELLER, AND MANUFACTURING STATIONER. Printing orders of any description executed in the best style at tho shortest notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Account Book Rising and Binding » specialfty.

DEVON ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. WARM WINTER SLIPPERS AND DANCING SHOES. !\i's Ycu'll want them sure. ('<>-» .Slippois from Is per pair. Tu. nn-ihici* diffr'iont styles. ' Emihiu Slkm>> 3s Gd to *21s. I DON'T WOKUY. We can suit \ou. Our uintei stock is now i complete. Soe our windows for some of tho new styles, then (cune inside and inspect the full stock. Tho "value" , w ill please you. ! : M'EWEN BKOS - SHOE IMPORTERS. 'Phono 201.

FT) /"lORKILL • -I. • V_ ; Invites atUntion to the following good properties- — SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. RAGLAN.— G7B acres, half grassed. Two sheep country. £3 15s. Freehold. Can arrange lease with purchasing conditions. 17UTTEXING FARM, NORTH 1 TARANAKI.— IOIS acres, perpetual lease; 600 acres carrying 250 big bullocks. Goodwill £5 per aero. rpOWN RESIDENCE— Superior large JL new Villa, close to centr© of tow n and Pukekura Park. Owner going awnv. Bargain. CHEAP BUSH SECTION.— 269 acres unimproved country, good land and w«ll situated. Very small deposit required. BROAD ACRES.— SO,OOO acres good undulating country, partly lmC roved, fine climate and great possiilitics. Ideal investment for party of fiiends. L.T. Freehold £1 p«r acre. eUiOICE LIMESTONE FREEHOLD. > — 13.30 acres, Raglan. 850 grass. Carries 1000 sheep, 30 horses, 180 cattie. Good homestead. £6. CREAM OF TARANAKI— 23O acres. Easily carries 100 cows. £20. COUNTRY STORE.— Compact an<l V.^ payable business. Owner going farming. FREEHOLDS.— Wool, Milk or Beef. 1168 at £3 10s, 492 at £5, 900 at £3 15s, 1180 at £5 10s, 586 at £1 l(!s, 2050 at £6. mOWN SECTIONS.— Choice hallX aero at £500, another at £100. "P T3 Z^IORKILL, NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS, NEW PLYMOUTH.

THE DOMESTIC PROBLEM SOLVED by "FLORALINE" THE KEfiT WASHING POWDER. i Mado in Auckland by Auoklr.nfl i labour to lighten the labour of housewives o\orj whore. It \<mr giocvr doesn't sell it ho should. (

ALL THROUGH WINTER, KEEP LANE'S EMULSION IN THE HOUSE. Croup, capillary bronchitis, and articular rheumatism are the special banes of childhood. These all alike result from catching cold. One child catches cold, and scares its mother into hysterics by having croup in the dead of night. Another catches cold, develops a stubborn cough that will not yi«ld to ordinary remedies. Still another catches cold and develops that most fatal malady of childhood, capillary bronchitis. O Dactpr is called, and if the child is lucky enough to live it has developed weak lungs, from which it may never roctfver. Yet another child catches cold and articular rheumatism is the result. Anklea, knees, wrists and elbows become swollen and jpainful. A long disastrous Illness follows. AH theae mishaps are the direct result of neglected cold. If you really value the health and life of your child, do not allow a cold to run on. £To stop a cold right at the commencement is the wise and only safe course. Keep Lane's Emulsion constantly in your house, and give it regularly directly a cold appears. <c/ A few 4oses of Lane's Emulsion, and a child's cold Is gone; its strength Is returned. Lane's Emulsion It mother's standby In thousands oi N.Z. homes, and never falls to da what is expected of it. Sold everywhere in two sizes, 4/6 and 2/6. The large is tbe economical si«e. "* 47 LEWIS JACKSON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. ST. AUBYN STREET. PHone 828. tBM