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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 116, 12 November 1894, Page 3

IF YOU Wish to secure the benefit of good health and be rid of indigestion, use Crease's Taraxacum or Dandelion Coffee, for it is a perfect cure. Sold everywhere. ■ TO AYE Is to earn, and a few pence saveil on each purchase makes a considerable amount in the course of a year. Buying Crease's A.I. Coffee saves money, for it is the best and goes farthest. Gentlemen requiring well-fitting Suits Of all wool New Zealand Tweed, made to measure, can ob.taiu, them from John Cobbe at 'prices ranging from 555. No deposit required with order, and should any garment fail to fit satisfactorily it Deed not be taken. DO NOT Delay, for it is usually dangerous. For to suffer from indigestion while you can be cured is folly ; but by using Crease's Taraxacum or Dandelion Coffee you can soon be cured. It is almost impossible to believe the wonderful value now to be obtained iv, the way of men's clothing at the Tc Aro House Branch, 'Palinerstoji. Trousers and suits, in strong heavy tweeds, and worsted eerges, are being sold at merely nominal pricos.—Advt. Dawson's Perfection "Whisky. — Mr William Skey, F.G.S., the New Zealand Analyst, states that this whisky is with, out a trace of fusel or other deteterious Oils. Purchase by the bottle, aud so secure the genuine article. Messrs Ross and Saudford, of the Bon Marchc, Palmerston, are now showing their new spring and summer goods in all departments, ex s.s, Aorangi aud * lonic. The choice to select from is, without doubt, one of the finest of the kind on -tbis coast, and the values are Superior to. most and equal to the very fcest in the colouy. They invite the inspection of buyers of dress goods, mantles, millinery, ami general drapery. Ross and Sandford.— Advt. Advertisements T.T.N.0.T.d.A.0.T.X;. - EEILpING LODGE, No. 41, N.Z.O. milE Regular, Monthly Meeting of the JL abovo 'Lodge will ho hold at the Fctrestprs.' Hull, J3awon Street, Foilcling, on. MONDAY, i'-itli November, 1801. BubiNEus: Ballot, "Lodge tylod at S o'clock p.m. Visiting Brothron aro cordially mvitod, By command of the W.M. THOMAS W. K. FOSTER, Secretary