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Timaru Herald, Volume CV, Issue 16080, 29 September 1916, Page 11

MOTORISTS, READ WHAT A CHRISTCHUBCH BUSINESS FIRM SAYS OF RUBBERAiR. t the RUBBERAm^^Lm! I 'ChStcScii. 19 ' 1916 ' IJour oir, Wi til reierence to back "tyres on our Motor-waggon, which were filled with Rubberair by jour Company. We liavo much pleasure in advising that up to the present wa are quite satis- . ned with the result; Our driver reports that the Car runs as smootltiy as before, and after a long run the tyres filled with Rubberair are quite 0001. We might say that the Tyres after doing 3000 miles-' show little or no 'wear. / Wishing you every success, We are, yours faithfully A. J« WHITE, Ltd., Per R. A. BEVERIDGE, Manager Timaru Rubberair Branch, North St, OPPOSITE WALLACE AND COOPER'S.

J. DAVIDSON & CO LIMITED N.Z. CARRYING COMPANY, LTD. HAVE REMOVED. To Central and More Commodious 'Premises, STRATHALLAN STREET. All Kinds of Carrying Work undertaken at shortest notice, FURNITURE STORED AND REMOVED. Sample Room a "or Commercial' Travellers, lit and shelved. Competent Customs Clerk is at the Service of Clients. Ring np 'phona 40 (day), or private phone 376 for out of office, hours. DO YOU WANT £4SO WITHOUT INTEREST? REPAYABLE AT 15s 'WEEKLY* YOU may obtain same by becoming a Shareholder in the PIONEER TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY OF TIMARU, No. 4 Group. Applications now being received for Shares. £62,000 already advanced to members. An Excellent Investment, and Sound Speculation. ALL MEMBERS MUST GET A FREE LOAN. For particulars apply to: F. A. RAYMOND, Stafford Street. Timaru. NOTICE. I HAVE A FINE LOT OF FRUIT TREES. including Apples (on Blight-proof Stocks), Pears, Plums, Peaches (good stuff) Cherries. Small Fruits, all grown on March wiel Nursery. About 10,000 fine. Asparagus Plants, 3 years old; also a fine collection of Roses, Flowering Shrubs Trees. Landscape Work a Speciality. Plans and -Estimate* submitted. Floral work as usual at shortest notice. GEO. E. KNOWLES, Phone 579. Beverley Nursery. T. 9. CAIN'S TERRACE. TIMARU Has the following High-clasa AGENCIES: MASSEY-HARRIS - CO., LTD., the Largest Makers of Farm Implements in the British Empire. Every kind of machine used on a farm. The New No. 5 Binders now on the market for next season has no equal for all kinds and conditions of crop. . 5, 6, 7 and Bft cut. Call and see the King of Binders. THE LISTER SHEEP SHEARING MACHINES. THE LISIER PETROL AND Oil Engines.. 1$ to 10 H.P. THE LISTEit-BKUSTON ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANTS. THS KEYSTONE THltiwSH"H£i, all sizes. THE GANE MILKING MACHINES, all sizes. BARNETT GLASS . MOTOR TYRES, all kinds. WALLACE AND COOPER Drays and Waggons, all sizes, built and painted to suit purchasers. .No freights to pay on these goods—built in Timaru. ALL GOODS "A" GRADE throughout. ■\Ve also carry a j-iurge Stuck ot i EXTRAS constantly on hand fori every machine we sell. Our Prices are right and Terms easy. Catalogues and Prices mailed on application. □ uriMP 9(18. p.n Dfiv oi

Every Mother Needs Fospherine. Household duties and the rearing of children, which often confine a woman indoors for lengthy periods of time, wear the nerves and tax the mental resources of mothers. Nervous exhaustion soon manifests =itself.:'by lassitude, irritability of temper, headaches, and .'pth'er'paihsi which; are'more; or less associated with the nerves. .; Earache, is: often neuralgia pure and 'simple. .Sciatica ;in on© phase of the disease is neuralgia of the big nerve that runs down the leg. Neuralgia of the breast is often present when the overtired mother is suckling the baby. Nerve troubles of every kind receive immediate relief from Marshall's Fospherine. It is.a medicinal compound that can be taken with perfect confidence. Marshall's Fospherine is the • nerves special panacea. It gives the sufferer energy, appetite, and freedom from pain, and a speedy restoration to good health. Marshall's Fospherine is sold in Bquare cartons only at 1/- and 2/6 by all Chemists and Storekeepers. The 2/6 size equals four 1/- bottles. Eefuse substitutes. 10 T>*'*! BAGRIE TOY., LIMITED, Bedford Row. Christchurch. Kepreinanxattve—awDoart let acddgSet a hold of the children. Some children n I catch cold readily 1 and each succes- '"**\ I s ' ve co ' c '» no * : 4 I checked at once, is \i\ likely to weaken "j the lungs more and more. It is when j? lH' 'I j' 1 the lungs are so —J* * weakened that youngsters are more easily subject to bronchitis and consumption. At the first sign oi trouble, give the children ■■HM ■■nn They take it readily of their own accord because oi the quick relief it affords. Croup and whooping cough both yield to the curative and soothing influence of Bonnington's. A Nelson lady writes:— "I have great pleasure in recommending your Irish Moss and can remember it being used by our family for. twentyfive years or more. I also . find it invaluable for AHk croup, which some of my jflfL" children have been sub- , iect to. I can say it never | fails to give relief. I ad- j vise all mothers to use it." ~j Mrs. Walter Broad. I „ r j (uy it at yonr chemist a or at be store. Call for it by name nd see that you pet it—imita-. :ions are sometimes offered > refuse them. lit' mmmmMwm*? "OT Water Bottle3—that never leak . and last for yearß—are manufactured by the North British Rubber Company, and are fitted with "Unique" stoppers. Sdd bj all chemists.