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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XV, Issue 862, 13 September 1906, Page 22

For Children’s Hacking Cough at Night —Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is 6d and 2s 6d per Bottle. —- . j J--- j Royal hotel, the square, PALMERSTON NORTH. HUGH CAMERON Proprietor. Having had over 30 years’ experience in Hotel-keeping, the Proprietor of the above house will endeavour to give satisfaction to his patrons. Tourists and Commercial men specially catered for. APARIMA HOTEL, SOUTH RIVERTON. T. R. CARROLL begs to inform intending visitors to Riverton that he has taken over the beautifully-situated Seaside APARIMA HOTEL This Hotel is on a terrace, with sloping lawn, having a northerly aspect, overlooking the town of Riverton and the Estuary. Conveyance by Rail. This is really one of the best health resorts in Otago. The climate and scenery are simply superb, and will afford transformation of thought and rest of mind. Two firstclass salmon-trout rivers close to the Hotel—Waipourikino and the famous Aparima River. A Tennis Court and Quoit Ground on the property. Bowling Green close at hand. A boat kept for the use of visitors. Besides Fishing, Bowling, and Boating, there is good Shooting ground close by. The Estuary abounds with Wild Duck and Swan. The Hotel is connected to all parts of Southland by telephone. Nothing but First-class Wines and Spirits in stock, and Speight and Co.’s famous Beer. For tariff and further particulars apply to the Proprietor, T. R. CARROLL. Telephone No. 4. TEED’S MR. M. OLSEN, a well-known settler in Egmont Village, Taranai says:—" I was a cripple from a cor.. of over thirty years’ standing, and ridiculed any idea of a cure, yet was induced to use TEED’S. The result was my corn was extracted more like bone than flesh, and my foot left painless. I am indeed gratified. Mr. Teed deserves well of posterity. I would like to erect a monument for his discovery.” CEffIIWMIIMS! la—Chemists and Stores—la.