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Wanganui Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 13859, 19 December 1912, Page 7

Making finest cough remedy at lowest- possible price ii now'" easy. Get one bottle “HEAM’S ESSENCE” —concentrated —add sugar, treacle, and ' water as directed on label. You thus get 8 bottles for the price of one, and obtain a cough remedy for men,- women and children worth its weight in gold. “ Ilean’s Essence ”is 1/6 a bottle at chemists, stores, or post free on rer ceipt of price from lleau, Chemist, Wanganui. 1

SIGHT-TESTING. Pjst Office Pharmacy. When Reading, writing, and sewing become a trouble to you—when the print , blurs and the stitches run together—your eyes require the services of someone qualified to relievo them. Anything, less is a dangerous experiment. Our Consulting Room is in charge of MR. J. E. CAMPBELL, D.8.0.A., (London), a Specially Qualified LONDON OPTICIAN. We Specialise in Optics at WINST ON E ’ S CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, By Practical Examination. NEAR POST OFFICE.

CHRISTMAS BRINGSGOODCHEER HST .nELSori ff>nOATES EA Ni*rs' NELSON MOATE’S TEAS ARE ALWAYS HERE, ALL GROCERS.

THE “TEIUMPH” MAKES GOOD AGAIN. There are athletes and horses, yea, and motor cycles, that have their bad days and their good days. When all the conditiqns arc just right they can put up a very fine performance. With the man and the horse this will always be the case, hut we surely have a right to expect a little more consistency, from a machine. We can claim that the'“ Triumph” is a consistently reliable motorcycle, and in proof of that consistency wo don’t have to go further back or any further afield than the beach races conducted in this district during the season opened a few weeks ago. At every one of these meetings the “Triumph” has been to the fore, and Saturday’s events were no exception to the. rule. In the 10-mile event F. Haworth, on a Triumph established a fresh single-cylinder record for the distance, travelling at a rate of over 54 miles an hour. In, the fifty miles event A. J. Lucas, a 14-stonc rider, on a fully equipped roadster “Triumph" weighing 2121b. was first, and H. E. Dougina, also on a two and a-half year’s old “Triumph” broke the fifty mi.c record by five minutes, making the fastest time in the race, and beating the twin cylinder machines and running, second. Wo might remark that the challenge issued by the well known “Triumph” rider, Mr G. B. Brown, some time ago to undertake a hill climbing competition against any machines of any power on either the Pakakariki Hill (North Island), or Summer Hill (South Island) for .£lO, the sum to be given to some charity, has not yet been accepted. This is an indication that the “Triumph” is just as consistent and reliable on hills as on the flat. The now “Triumph” sells as follows—Fixed engine ,£7O, free engine „CHO, three-speed JSBS. 1 ADAMS, LTD., The Avenue, Wanganui.

PUESEE .ft SON. UNDERTAKERS. VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. Day -’Rhone 205: night 'phone 604; I. >S. STEVENS, Corner Carlton Awnuc and Koromiko Road, Carlton. I. lIUGILL, 121, London Street.