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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXIV, Issue 6, 8 February 1906, Page 12

Beid & (fray's Double-furrow Ploughs Still maintain their Premier Position as the Perfection in Ploughs. Made of Best Hammered Scrap Iron — very few bolts — with Welded Beams. Made to suit New Zealand soils. i^T SEE OUR C You can't get a Plough of anf description equal to Latest Pattern Short I the REI ° and GRAY for aDy claS3 of work - > Three-furrow Ploughs > chaffcutters winnowers About the same length as the Double-furrow, and made of ) DRAYS ROLLERS the same material. > WAGGONS DISC HARROWS^ SOLE AGENTS for the famous HOENSBY-AKROYD OIL ENGINES- Send for our new 1905 Catalogue. REID & GRAY, Dunedin, Gore, Invercargill, etc. OVER FOUR MILLION SOLD ANNUALLY IN AUSTRALASIA JJKJLctili §&§3JLJLJL^o JLIiwUL JLvUUJLJJLL *L -L JLJLwEi vv "*"*" a "o -*-*wiw

ISALES IN NEW ZEALAND ARE INCREASING EVERY MONTH Xaiglit, Gool; Watertight, Everlasting, Inexpensive. Uniform Colour throughout, l&very Roof Guaranteed. Past Works- — Such as Dnnedin Convent Oamaru Convent, Clyde Church, Holy Trinity Church Port Chalmers, Dunedin Car House, Gore Poßt Office, Creosote Workß, Invercargill, numetous Private Rec-idences, particularly in High Strtet, Dnneain and in Roslyn, Speak fob Themselves Future Works. — Such as Christchurch Cathedral, Dunedin, Bluff ana ftangiora Railway Stations, Railway Library, Invercargill and Ten (10) Private Houses in Dunedin, Oamaru and Invercargill show the increassng popularity of the line. "Estimates Given of any work. These are carried out by our Resident Expebts, and Which We Guabantee. The moat PICTURESQUE BOOF for either Private or Public Buildings. WUNDERLICH'S PATENT ZINC CEILINGS, Cheapest, Safest, and mest Artistic. Sts' BBIBCOE & GO,, Ltd, Dunedin ' Wellington, Christchurch. AG 77 Auckland, and Invercargill

HIBEBNIAN-AUSTKALASIAN CATHOLIC BENEFIT SOCIETY, NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT, No. 3. The Catholic Community is earnestly requested to support this excellent Organisation, for it inculcates a love of Holy Faith and Patriotism in addition to the unsurpassed benefits and privileges of Membership. The Entrance Fees are from 2s 6d to £4, according to age at time Of Admisßion. Sick Benefits 20p per week for 26 we^ks, 15r per week for the next 13 weeks, and 10s a week for the following 13 weeks. In case of a further continuance of his illness a member of Seven Years' Standing previous to the commencement of smb. illness will be Allowed 5s per week as superannuation daringr incapacity. Funeral Allowance, £20 at the death of a Member, and £10 at the death of a Member's Wife. In addition to th< foregoing provision is made fpr the admission of Honorary Membors, Reduced Benefit Members, aud the establishment of Sisters' Branches and Juvenile Contingents. Fall information may be obtained from Local Branch Officers or direct from the Distriot Secretary. The Distriot Othcers are anxious to open New E ranches, and will give all possible assistance and information to applicants Branches being eistablished in the various centres throughout the Colonies an invaluable measure of reciprocity obtains. W, KANE, Distriot Secretary, Auckland

Janjes Knight • CasS] Butcher telephone 887 " WHOLESALE^&~E,ETAIL™° The Most Up-to-Date Establishment txtt^ ft orri-DiJ«Tr«rr«-ln CHRISTCHURCH ±llWtL&±±tJljli,J. I MAKE a ppecialty in keeping only the Prime st Quality of Meat, and having special cool chambers of the latest design, cam guarantee all Meat in perfect condition. Customers in city and suburbs waited on daily for orders. Letters aud telegrams receive prompt attention.

TAMER JUICE * The essence of health is obtained by taking this herbal medicine. Mr. T. Porterfield, a well known and respected resident of Portobello, Otago, in writing to the proprietor, says : I have suffered for years from Indigestion, Liver and Kidney troubles ; at times thepains were such that I was nearly, bent double. I was unable to eat meat without suffering great pain and discomfort for hours afterwards. Patent medicines of all kinds I had tried, but they had no effect. A friend visiting me one day recommended me to try DR. ENSOR'S TAMER JUICE as a trial, which. l did, and theresult was that after taking two bottles of the remedy I found the pains gradually disappearing, my appetite came back, and what is more important to man than good health ?— which, thanks to TAMER JUICE, I now enjoy. P.S. I am sending you this testimonial of my own free will, as I think many sufferers would be gladto try a remedy of such sterling worth.— T. Porterfield.^