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Thames Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 7084, 16 January 1892, Page 4

Christinas Presents!) (Christinas Presents! ANNUAL GIFT SALE HAS NOW COMMENCED, and will continue till the FIEST WEEK in JANUAEY,' 1892. Every CUSTOMER who buys 10/- worth and . Upwards can SELECT a BEAUTIFUL PBESENT, either Useful or Ornamental. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» «♦»♦«♦«>«♦«»»<♦»» »♦»♦».».»»♦»»»■»-»♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦■♦♦♦ S. HEITHEEINGTON wishes to notify that he has now opened FUBTHER SHIPMENTS, bought specially for the 'Xmas Cheap Sale. A nice lot of Hew Colors and^ Siyles in XAIAPOI CLOTHING in Men's, Youths', and Boys'. These are the real genuine Kaiapoi (no counterfeits), now justly acknowledged to be the Best Clothing in New Zealand. Also—A large Stock of ENGLISH OLOTHU.G, imported Direct by §. Hetheeington from one of the Best.English Manufacturers. I .The following prices are a few of the many CHEAP BARGAINS now being offered during this SPECIAL CHEAP GIFT SALE:— Boy*' Tweed Knieker Suits from 3/11 A Large Assortment of Hice Patterns in Table Damaaka in White and Cream. 1/-, 1/6, Toilet Covers 9d, 1/., 1/3,1/9, np to 3/6 Boys'Bnd Youths' Tweed Suits 10/11 Men'a Kegatta Shirts &t 2/11 1/11,2/6,3/6,4/8 Towels—An Immense Assortment in Honey - Men's Strong Tweed Suits 17/3 Gent's New Scarfs (good patterns) at 6d White Faucy Pinafore Mualin from 4£d comb and Turkish Towels at 3d, 4Jd, Men;. Kaiapoi Suits 26,11 Men's O nd B o yß Straw H.ts frcn, 1/ Big A-rt^oi^Cretonnes juat ope CO d at (wide) afc Urn . Strong Tweed Trousers 4/1 Grand Lob _of Gent's B,lk Pocket Handler. — ■ W , !/, 1/2 , 1/4> 1/6 , 1/n M«n'« Kaiapoi Tweed Trouiers 8/6 chiefs in White, Cream, and Aborted 2/11,3/6,4/6 5/6, 6/6, up to 257- Carpet?, in . Tapegtry and Brussels, at 1/6, Grey Felt Hats from 1/. Colors at 1/11,2/6, 3/6,. 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 Colored Quilts 1/9, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, np to 12/- */6, 2/11, 4/6 Men's Cotton Books 3d ' Belts and Braces 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/6, 2/6, 3/6 White Counterpanes 2/11, 3/9, 5/6, 7/6, to All Wool Kidderminster Carpet 2/11 tfeh's Merino Books 4Jd Embroidered Table Corers 4/6, 6/6, 8/6,10/6 25/- Door Mats 1/6,1/11, to 4/11 We hold such an Immense Stock, it is impossible to enumerate the various BAEGAINS now beiDg offered; but all are [cordially invited to CALL and INSPECT the Quality and Pbices of our Goods. ■®" Great ABnuaTs^^ - Wholesale and Family Dbaper and G-enebal Importer, Pollen Stkeet, Thames.

Stpposb yourself the happy possessor of two millions of money. What would you do with it ? Would you follow Mx* Palings's uoble deed and bnild a sanatorium for the sick ? or would you follow the lead of " Jubilee" Benson and play it up, and finish in a continental gaol ? Fancy what could yon do with two millions. You could visit and view the sights of the old and new worlds, you could keep a splendid establishment, have scores of sorvants at your beck and call, you could keep your horses and your hounds, your guns, your yachts, your town aud country houses, you could hunt, fish, and travel and live a life of continental pleasure if —Oh! that " if," it always creeps in—if you had good health, and if you had bad health and could not enjoy your great possessions, what good would all the money and riches in the terrestrial world be worth to you ? Good health is the great desideratum— preserve if while you 7iave it, for it may be lost for ever if you neglect it. While on this subject we wanta few serious words with you. Every man and woman is the centre of the world to himself, therefore look after yourself and those belonging to you, preserve your strength and take note of the small particulars of daily life. We want to impress this particularly upon you—you, reader—we are addressing you personally—Take care of the small signs of constitutional disturbance, j don't neglect a simple headache because it is so general. Such pains cannot be in a healthy organism. Physical disturbance cannot be where all organs are performing their functions with clock work exactitude. Like a small spark spreading into a conflagration, disease begins in a little way, so little that its first ouslanght is frequently unnoticed, but it gradually extends, until too late. Take good advice, attack the first signs by a vigorous treatment with Clements Tonic, which so renovates ann fertilises the blood, that it will quickly restore the impaired power of any organ or tissue. Clements Tonic is a scientific combination. Its thera« peutic effects are proved. That it will aljay and prevent disease is beyond all donbt, the praise bestowed on it over the signatures of the highest and most influential people in the and, will convince ■ the most sceptical. Mr, W. Bagnell, Kavenhurst, Marrickvillel N.S.W. writes us : " Dear .Sir, -Allow me to add my testimony to the many endo.sements you have already received, proving the excellence of Clements Tonic. My wife has been suffering for the past two years from weakness and debility, and has tried many treatments without result, she, as a last resort, commenced the use of Clements Tonic, and I am thankful fco say the effect has been most gratifying, and I am firmly persuaded hat it is a complete restoration, of perfect health." A. G. Taylor, Esq., M.L.A., writes:—" Parliament House, Sydney, Nov. 3.3 th, '90. —I have much pleasure" in testifying to the benefits I have derived from the use of Clements tonic, during a severe attack of dyspepsia and indigestion. It is a peasant, palatable, and effective remedy, and ,should be used by every family. I shall always keep jt by me in future.—A. G. Taylok." Another well-known man writes;—"l have great pleasure in testifying to the merits and efficacy of Clements Tonic. Having been afflicted with extreme nervous debility and langour during the last g years, with weary and languid feelings in a morning, so much so that whilst dressing I should have to drop into a chair, eventually I commenced the use •of Clements Tonic, and I am now restored to perfect health and vigor, and wonld recommend it to all ao afflicted!.—James Leonard, Eenwiok .street, Birkenhenhead, N.S.W." Send for fall particulars to F. M. Clements. Newtown, N.S.W, HoUpway'BPlllß.-Easy Digestion. These admirable Pills cannot be, too highly appreciated for the wholesome power they exert over all disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels, and kidneys. They instantaneously relieve, and steadily work out a thorough ' cure, and in its course dispel headache, biliousness, flattjJeßCC. and depression of spirits. It is wondorful to watch the daily improvement of the complexion, as Holloway's Pills purify the blood and restore plumpness to the face which had lost both flesh and colour. These Pills' combine every excellence desirable in a domestic remedy. The most certain and beneficial results flow from the occasional uso of |this regulating ; medicine ;evea persona in health, or v/he^. following 9pdßntar>{3;occupatioßs, wiJJ d»d it a» invaluable