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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 5963, 24 July 1912, Page 4

75 Years with Coughs We have had seventy-five years' experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, This makes ub have great confidence in it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. r SOLD f B"OB 75 YEABB We want you to have confidence in this medicine also. You cer--1 tainly will, il only you give it a good trial. Ask your doctor what confidence he has in it. Sold in three sizes. Hard colds and coughs often liver becomes sluggish and you have constipation, indigestion, biliousness. Just remember Ayer's Pills are liver pills, act directly on the liver. Dose, only one pill at bedtime. MONEY TO LEND. Lowest Current Rates of Interest ROBERT C. MOORE, Solicitor Lavrence. IHOUTENS MM The Standard Cocoa of \ the I World. .

Established 1849 Victoria Insurance Co., FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, AND GUARANTEE. RISKS accepted at lowest, current) ial.es Full particulars from FRIEND'S ADVICE PROVED GOOD. | "My son Robert had colds aad croup and ray daughter iNellie bronchitis, causing ine considerable worry, says Mrs B. Cleland, " Actonia," Bruce street, Standmore, N.S.W. "iUrs Robinson, of Church street, Parramatta, told me to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy—said she swore by it. One largo bottle completely cured them. .Now that 1 know tl of Chamberlain's Cough Ren not worry about taking my children to a doctor,"—Sold by &. Bowie and J, G. Blackia Lawrence, T. Brockerick Waitahuna ; and Cotton and Co., Waipcri. While shooting at Terewhiti during last week (reports the .New Zealand ' r """"), Mr Doherty had the Rood lorto bag un extremely visitor to this country, Flying with some gulls he saw what he recognised at ona; as a strange bird, but on ■■uvuy.iy it to the ground was unable to identify it. The bird's body and wings were white spotted all over with black, its head was -blue and its breast white. Several ' other sportsmen to whom the bird was >\vn tailed to recognise it, but it s identilied by a .Government taxidermist as a Bounty Island pigeon. The expert declared' that the bird was probably th 0 only specimen of its kind m Australasia, ns customary haunt was in the Antarctic regions, a ud its presence m .New 'Zealand could only ue accounted for on the supposition that recent storms had blown it in this direction. PARENTS STARTLED. " My wife and 1 were quite startled by hearing our little girl cough a real croupy cough," writes R. A. Young, Cudal, N.S.W. " 1 at once got a bottle of Chanibeiiaiij's Cough Bemedy and gave it to her. In tlie morning there was no sign of croup and her cough rapidly left her."— Sold by H. Bowie and J. G-. Blackie, Lawrence; T. Broderiok, 'Waitahuna, and Cotton and Co., Waipon. _ Moorsi are forbidden by their 'religion to deposit their money in banks; instead, they hide it in the ground. In Arran, where the maidenhair fern grows plentifully, some of the inhabitants use it as a substitute for tea. (< SUFFERED THREE YEARS. " For three long years I suffered continually from relaxed throat and cold on the chest," writes Mr J. R. Craig, jun., 467 Nicholson St., North Carlton, Vic. " I could not shake this cold off ; I tried everything with out getting a ny relief. - A friend recommouded Ohaiaberain's Cougn Remedy and I iirn very thankful that he did for I cannot speak too highly of it. It gave me immediate relief and quickly cured ma."—Sold bv H- Bowie ind J. G. Blackie, Lawrenoe; T. Broderiok, Waitahuna ; and Cotton and Co., Waipori. In lieu of fresh beef, rabbits may now be supplied to the British troops once a week, provided no extra ex-, pense is entailed. " Linseed Compound " for coughsV and colds. Of proven efficacy for cheat complaints. " Linseed Compound," trie '\Stock? ; ,por,t Ranedy" forccraghs androids. Of forty yews' proven efficacy.