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Timaru Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 6060, 20 September 1894, Page 4

INDIGESTION And Liver ComplaintAyer's Sarsaparilla Mr. T. J. CLlj!M£, nl WqUierville, S. Australia, writes] "Six years ago, 1 had an attack ot Indigestion and Liver Complaint that lasted for weeks j l was unable to do any hard work, had -no appetite, food distressed me, and I euflered much from headache. Aly akin was aaiww and sleep did not refresh mo. 1 tried, severnl remedies and consulted a doctor, without ohtalnilig any relief; finally, one of my customers recommended Ayer's Sarsapanlia. v lielped me (rom the iirat,— ln fact, iviiei liiUluK six bottles I was completely oi:nyl. iuvl oimW ' cat anyrViing and sleep like a child." • fiyßi 0 Only ddlSdpdllilil Admitted at the World's Fair M^deby Dr. JCAyor& Co.. Lr.well MXL9S..U.S-A--WHOLR3ALE i^^|S& 1# of MABBLB and^i 1 Wrz=z H GBANITBMONU- i »dH MBBTS, is now^pTjjl J^ Opening, np a large WWi llnm Shipment of Hand-SJiP^Hi some QraniteOroMM •••^*&S*^^'jqßsH and Monuments, from the best quarries m the Peterhead and Aberdeen districts. New Address-OPPOSirB MB EIOHBAOM'B Ohemict. late next Mr Jaokson'e Timber Yard. Established 1879 Werry's Temperance Hotel, QUINN'ti BUILDINGS, TIMABF. THIS SSTABLIBHMRNr offers all the oonvonienoes of a »IBBT-OLAdS HOTBL At an Exceedingly Moderate Price. Teims— from 4s per day. Permanent Boarders £1 per week. Hot, Cold and fihower Baths. Liberal Table A Bsfreshment Boom has also been added where Tea, Coffee and Light Refreshments can be obtained at all hoars WBKBY'a TEMPKBAKOa HOTBL. H.OUIB. TIMARU 5-iOTKL. BTAFFOBD ST., TIMABU. J. McGettigan, Proprietor, HATING taken over the above Oldeitablished Houie I am now prepared to extend a hearty weloome to all my friends and tba publio generally who will favour me with a osll. THE ACCOMMODATION FOE TRAVELLSEB AND FAMILIES IS FIB9T OLA 33. WINES. BEERS AND SPIRITS 07 THK B2BT B BANDS. till) BtiHW ■HO'lßli SAvmojAOJ iH.a oovs Ham ! ri|7ISHIB to inform bis fftiondt ant v V Pateoas that cto fflor^ will b* spared to mwit • oontinu»flfl9 of fcis* iqppa/it »s Jlwrally sscordsd to his predecessor, Sap«rf«r Aoaommod«iaoia for Boarden aasl Yiritari* Terms Moduratcj loiUft ot Bojms fox ffamJUeti M. O'MBBGHAN ... Pbopbibtob, Empire Hotel, Timaru. THOS. J. BFBNB „, ... Pbopbibtob HAVING leaped the above Hotel which ■ is Centrally situated, being within Thre.e Minutes' 'Walk of the Bailway Station and Wharves, 1 Bm prepared to BEORIVB ywiroßs. The Cellar is well stooked. The Table well served. The Ouisine being undr the able supervision of Mrß. J. Vine. The Bedrooms am Airy and Comfortable, and the Oharges strictly Moderate. Luncheon 'l2 to 2 daily— One Shilling. Tbe Billiard Boom is supplied with Two of Alloock'e Best Tables and is under the oharge of Mr P.£ Bell. v !■■■■■ ! HIBSENIAN HOTEL/ TIMARU. M r CRANNITOH, Proprietor, (Late T. J. Burns). pi ACCOMMODATION f>i X BOARDIRB AND VISITOBS. Only the Best Brands of Liquors kept m Stock, Itm Stabling. QUEENS HOTEL. OOBHBB OF NOETH k BABNABD BTB., TIMABU. (Opposite tbe Law Courts.) HAVING Purchased the above wellknows" and first class House, I am now prepared to receive visitors to Timarn, oommenial men, or familiar. Suites of apartdient* may ba reserved by wire or post. Only the Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales Kept m Stook. A. P A.*JQE.RBON. PROPBIETOBi D. SAHOIIEYt Slirarttck Hotel MltH SOUTH fIOAD, JIULAMJ, {\mms 3TBsi:^HiAßs aopommoda. V TIOJj? to all thK« who may fevg* aim vifeb th»ir taAtasn£s. SAm ;.»optf 9. ' BItXIASD . BODfet', W&ttatrad Mpmtt of the 'neti brans 1 *, *SOT JXXT khß AtVfAVS OtfjTA*'