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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12583, 21 January 1905, Page 3

AFTER TWENTSM3NE YEARS. _ ; One ■would be inclined to believe., that it "would be impossible to cure a diseasethat had clutched: its victim for. twVntyone years. But Rheumo'■conquers chronic rheumatism. ' Mr E. M. Rtidmaii, of Collingwood street, Kelson, writes:—"lt" gives me great pleasure • to be able- to say that by using your wonderful. medicine Rheumo I have been completely cured of gout a.nd rheumatism, cfvtfhieh I have .been a' sufferer for the past twenty-one years. I may say ,1 have not had?, the •slightest symptoms for the_ .years, . and/.feel. convinced it is a permanent cure." Chemists and stores, 2s 64 and 4s 6d per bottle. " Chronic Constipation Cured.—rFiedGiilett, Esq., Walgett, N.S.W., writes—"Foryears I have been a sufferer from chronic constipation,, due to my, sedentary qcciipa-. tiori, tutor. I sent for a, free sainpla of, Chamberlain.'s „Stomach and Liver Tablets,'; and the results were so satisfactory that' I have ,«ince used half a dozen bofeles.The tablets, have, certainly done me a great 'deal of" good, for when I first began to use them. I'had {to take four tablets twicex a week'to produce the desired effect, but now-two tablets a month keeps the bowelsi in good order." For sale by J. C. Oddie„ chemist.—(Advt.) - " 7 * AUCTIONEERS. 27. Z.L. and M.A, ComDanv, Ltd* . FAIR. LI E SAL E. - MONDAY NEXT(jjjiPECiAL EJiiSty— '• Account Mrs Hayter,. " Rollesby " ' Station— . 1000 MERINO WETHERS, 4 years old (a really good line). Further. Entries •- solicited. " N.Z. L. &■ M.A. COY., LTD. • W. LAWSON, Auctioneer. TEM UK A SAL E. TUESDAY* NEXT. pEtESENT ENTRIES— - 150 -|-BRED EWES, with Lambs 100 l-BRED EWES, with Lambs' 40 FAT EWES ' 20 HEAD STORE CATTLE.

N.Z. L. & M.A. COY., LTD. W. lawsonl Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE STOCK ; ; AND PLANT. , THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD.," OAMARU, have received instructions from the. Executors, o£ the. late J.' it Todd to sell by 'Public Auction, at TOTTENHAM, NEAR OAMARU, FRIDAY, 27th JANUARY, At 12 "o'clock, The whole of his LIVE STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS, ETC., consisting of , 2 DRAUGHT MARES AND FOALS 4 DRAUGHT GELDINGS, 3 and 4 years old, 1 DRY MARE, .4 years old . 2 DRY MARES, served by Pride's 1 Fancy, 5 and 6 years 1 BLACK FILLY, by The Grafter, 2 years ... .1 ROAN FILLY, by The Mackenzie, 1 year 1 GREY SPRING CART MARE, 6 years J 1 THOROUGHBRED MARE, by Vanguard, with foal at foot by Obli--gado 1 ROAN COB, 3 years old (harness and saddle) .. BAY FILLY, by Euroclydon 1 2-YEAR-OLD SPRING CART GELDING 4 MILK COWS 3; HEIFERS \ 6 YOUNG CATTLE " 350 6 and 8-TOOTH CROSSBRED EWES, with Lambs 50 FAT EWES 11 ENGLISH LEICESTER AND BORDER LEICESTER RAMS 3 PIGS 4 Drays and Frames,' Spring Cart, 1 Buggy,s»l Gig, 2 Rollers, Wheelbarrow, Scales, 2 D.F. Ploughs, 1 R. and G. Grain Drill, 1 Cultivator, . 2 McCormick Binders, Disc Harrow, Sheep . Boxes, ' Swing Ploughs, Harness, Fowls, and Sundries too numerous to mention., The Auctioneers desire to call special attention to this important sale, .as the Horses are of a superior class, and other Live Stock all good of their kind. The Implements are modern and in good order, and the Sale is absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. ' /Luncheon Provided. , - Passengers by the early train from Timaru will be in ample time for the sale, and can return by the late train. A Drag will be at the Oamaru Railway Station on arrival of the early train from Timaru and Waimate, and will leave for the sale at 11.30 a.m. " E. P. BURBURY, Manager. DONALD MACLEAN, Auctioneer. COALS. COALS. COALS. JOHN ME E AND SON have a Cargo of BEST NEWCASTLE HOUSEHOLD COAL to arrive per S.S. "PETONE," now loading, consisting of HETTON. HEBBURN. EAST GRETA. . It should arrive here about the 27th INST., and Buyers should send in their Orders at once, as owing to -the Strikes Coal will be very scarce for the-next few months. John Mee and Son