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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144197, 13 September 1913, Page 2

At the Brougham Street Hall on Wednesday afternoon next, commencing at 1 o’clock sharp, all Mr. C. H. Burgess’ excellent lot of furniture will be sold by auction absolutely without reserve. Wo understand from Messrs. Webster Bros., the auctioneers, that this is as good a lot as they have ever handled, and comprises practically every article necessary for the furnishing of a homo. Full advantage should be taken by tho public of Now Plymouth of this sale. Every day in our streets it is quite a common sight to see numbers of people who on the face of it suffer severely from indigestion. They are pale and thin, have dull eyes and sallow skins. If they knew the goodness of Baxter’s Silver-coated Pills—Com-pound-Quinine—they would not hesitate to buy a box there and then. Right from tho start they will feel tho benefit, and a Is 6d bos will permanently euro them. 32