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MINSON'S FOR ALLUMINIUM. A striking display of this fashionable and economical kitchen ware in one ot Minson's windows. M6O/O

LOST AND POUND. I OST, CAMERA, between Square and J Station; Cameo in black patent l«a.thcr bag. Reward at W. B. Scott and Co.'a. 4266 L°ADY'S "Bicycle left at John Bull Cycle Works for repairs in February, 1919. If not claimed within 14 days, will bo cold to defray expenses. 435 OST from mv Slaughterhouse Paddock, about 5 weeks ago, Black STEER. Finder rewarded. C. J. Ste-venson, Bangioro. LOST, Gold BROOCH, set with Pearls; keepsake. Reward on xetuniiug to this office. i 483 OST, Monday afternoon, PURSE, -containing money. Reward this office. 158 LOST, coming from Sockbrirn Races, one F.N. Back Wheel CAP. Finder kindly leave at Smith's Garage. 499 T* EN SHILLINGS Reward.—Lost, June 4th, Blus Silk Knitted PURSE, steel bands and beads, containing very small eum money. Greatly valued a« keepsake, 79 Bishop street, St. A-lbafls. 531 • QTBAYED on .to property, ebout a lO fortnight ago, Roan. Bull CALF. If not claimed and expenses paid by 14th inst. will be sold. J. B. Peareon > Upper Riccarton. ; ' 500 STRAYED on to Trustees of L. Wilson's Paddock, at Cashmere, 1 Black and White COW. If not claimed within fourteen days, will be sold at Addirrgton Yards to defray expenses. H. M-atson and . Co.

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MATERNITY NURSE'S ! EXPERIENCE WITH DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. "X have been maternity nursing in the suburbs of Auckland and Obakuno during the past twenty years,'' writes Nurse Elizabeth Anderson, of Church street, Ohaluine, "and from experience t ran'certainly recommend Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pil's for Constipation; they do not pain in their action like other medicincs I was first induced to use these Pills, on the advice of a lady friend many years ago, and know of no remedy so beneficial. I recommend these often to my patients in accouchement cases, and they all speak of their i efficacy." 21

Nasal Catarrh, or Cold in the Head, ' nth all its disagrt>eable symptoms, witi [• b j quickly relieved and cured by ; "NAZOL." 2 [