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u r YOUR KIND OF HEADACHE r : , Tho headache wliicli in addition to the 0 pain gives the impression of a tightband e> about tho head, is ca.used by nervous exr haustion. It js a blessing in disguise, - because it gives warning that you aro exi> hausting your supply of nervous energy, f Unless you stop the mental fatiguo and - build up your nerves you will bo fortunt ate if you escape norvous breakdown, 1 some form of paralysis or other serious s disorder. 3 Rest js, of course, desirable, but not f always possible and, liable to be deferred. - Witb sufficient rest tho nerves will build 1 themselves up. Failing this, you need 1 something that will build them up and - sustain them while they work moderately. 1 Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aro probably un--3 equalled for that purposo. They build - up the nerves by enriching tlie blood with - the elements needed by weak liorves. 3 The treatment is one of nutrition of tho . nerve cells, requiring a true tonic (not a 1 stimulant), and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills - have proved valuable in so many sovero - cases that every sufferer is justified in--1 giving them a trial for any form of nert vous debility.' I Sufferers from nervous disorders/ who r havfe been. tnikipig treatment without 5 benefit, should investigate tho tonio I method. Write to-day. to the Dr. Wil--1 Lams' Medicino Co., Wellington, for the booklet, "Diseases of the Nervous Sys- - torn." It will be sent free on request.

s For Children's Hacking Coogli, Woods' Great Peppermint Cnre.* > "SPECIAL SWEET PEA" MANURE MOLDS a unique position among artificial manures specially composed • for ono class of plants, I remarkable success is unprecedenfci 'MACKERETH'S "SWEET PEA." MANURE ■ Umparts STUBDINESS AND VIGOUR TO THE : HAULM AND FOLIAGE! INCREASED SIZE AND HIGHER COLOUR TO THE BLOOMS! GREATER LENGTH AND STOUTNESS TO THE FLOWER STEMS! A liberal use of this fertiliser prolongs the flowering season, and saves the grower the trouble of romoving seed pods, ivhich rarely develop when this food is regularly supplied. No second sowing of Sweet Peas is necessaiy in order to obtain lato exhibition blooms; the plants continue to flower till gales or frosts destroy them. It wards off disease. 'i'ho most successful Sweet Pea. Exhibitors speak of Mackereth's Special Sweet Pea Manure in no unqualified terms. Small Tins, Is. 6d.; (post free 25.); large Tins, 3s. fid. (post free 4s. Gd.). P. COOPER. LTD.. SEED MERCHANTS, . WELLINGTON. PLANT NOW. CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER. BROCCOLI, SAVOXS, ETC., ETC. BUNDLES, Gd. EACH. Tobacco dust (Pestend). is. 1b.,. 71b." 2s„ 111b. 3s. 9d. A sure remedy for Cabbago Fly. Sprinkle on heart of plant. KATAKILLA POWDER, (easily mixed with cold -water), for spraying cabbages, and similar plants for. fly. Packets, Is. Gd., post paid Is. 9d.; Paclcots, 4s. 6d., post paid s:s. TANNED NETTING (String) .-1 yard wide, 3d. yard, Ss. for 5(1 yards; 2 yards wide, sd> yard, 15s. for 50 ' yards; 3 yards 'wide, 7d. yard, 235. Gd. 'for 50 yards; 4 yards wide, lOd. yard, ' 30s. for 50 yards. For covering fruit trees, etc., from small birds. PUNNETS for holding Strawberries and Raspberries, ss. Gd. por 100. Special quotations for larger lots. ( DOG BISCUITS. Spratt's, 71b. bags ss. ■ each; loose, lOd. lb. ' H. G. GIBBONS AND CO,, Ltd., 180 Lambton Quay, P.O. Bos 88. WELLINGTON. AND AT BLENHEIM. INSECTICSDES & SPRAYERS. YISTOLENE. ; Destroys all bitiDg and sucking In- i sects, and controls fungi. Death to < Caterpillars. Non-poisonous. The Best i for Summer. CLIFT'S FLUID.' , Kills tlio Grass. Grub and all Soil Insects. i . ALPHA SPRAYERS. ; ! Automatic, so 110 continuous pumping required. Most efficient and eimplo Sprayer on tlio market. Testimonials on Application. PROCURABLE AT ALL STORES. Wholesale Agents: J. W. WALLACE AND CO., 11l WAKEFIELD ST., WELLINGTON. GARDENERS! ' NOTE THESE SPECIAL LINES! BROCCOLl.—Sutton's Lato Queen, ss. }lb., 18s. Gd. lb. CABBAGE.—Sutton's Flower of Spring, ■ 3«. -Jib., 10s. lb. LETTUCE.—Webb's Wondorful, 2s. Gd. ' Jib., 9s. lb. RADISH.—Long Brightest Scarlet (short I top), 2s. lb. SWJiDE.—lnvicta (specially selected, truo stock of this fino awede), 2s. Od. lb., ! 15s. Gd. 71b. Writo at onco for our Spocial Autumn Offer for Market Gardeners. ' WELLINGTON SEED AND NURSERY CO., I m Willis.Street. 'Phono 257. ; QOW ROSS'S HIGH-GRADE SEEDS. ' ; Vegetable and Flower Seeds truo to namo and of high germinating power. PLANT NOW Fruit Trees and Shrubs. ; We have a good selection. : A trial solicited. ANDREW ROSS, < 101 Victoria Avenue, ; WANGANUL FLOWERS IN THE AUTUMN. a Price List of Plants for present . VJT planting to make a show of flowers in the autumn. Plants from Gd. dozon 2s. Gd. 100. B. H. JUST, Botanical Nurseries, Palmorston North.' '

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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2976, 13 January 1917, Page 15

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