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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2115, 25 June 1907, Page 4

: Pm ;*v THE FAMOUS REMEDY FOR JLSTA.SU C HIUU U» , COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION, HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY CHEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. Those who have taken this medicine are amazed at its wonderful influence Sufferers from-any form of Bronchit's M UrirSfs a Complete Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and ■immediate .re liof:: andl to Those who ® Co u g hor Asthma to become chronic, nor Consumption stfs&ns&r »- ■— •—*—*«■ «• —»• n ° ta ~ *-* b ° ’ i,h ° ui "■ the beginning, a dose is generally sufficient, and a Complete Cure is certain. BEWARE OF GOUGHS! REMEMBER THAT EVERY DISEASE HAS _!J_ S °°oN AND CONSUMPTION IS NO EXCEPTION TO THIS KUUC.. BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA. A Sydney Resident Suffered for Over Sixty Years. So bad he dared not stir. Relieved In a few minutes by Henrne'a Bronchitis Cure. Would give £SO for the same benefit rather than suffer. Mr. W. G. Hearne. •, , ... r Dear Friend,—Chronic Bronchitis I bad frombirth, and I am now 66 years old. SomOi time back 1 contracted Astlima, and for months I was so bad that any remedy that had previously relieved smothering was of no use to me. 1 was so bad that 1 dared not stir, and spent the worst night I ever had. When in a conversation, Mr. March, J.P., of Balmain, Sydney, kindly told me that a friend of his was using your Bronchitis Cure, and that it was good. So my sister bought me a bottle of it, and in a few minutes .after taking the first dose I could breathe a little. The next day I was better, and kept getting better every day. To-day I am belter than I have been for the last seven years. I took the medicine as directed, six bottles, and it cost me less than £l. I would give £SO for the same benefit rather than sufler as I did. Please make what use of this letter you think fit. If by so doing it would only cause one to get rid of this fearful complaint.—Yours faithfully, JVILLIAM CANHAM, icß Curtis Road, Balmain, Sydney. BRONCHITIS. A Sydney Stock and Share Broker expresces Gratitude and Appreciation of Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure. It Proved a Most Effective Remedy for a - Severe Attack of Bronchitis. Mr. W. G. licarne. Dear Sir, - I lately had a severe attack ol Bronchitis, and, acting on the advice of a friend, obtained a supp y of your Bronchitis Cure. I am pleased to inform you it has proved a most effective remedy, causing me to feel grateful to you for furnishing such a valuable medicine to the public. May you meet with the success you so well deserve. I place tills communication at your service and remain. Dear Sir, yours faithfully. HENRY FRENCH, Stock and Share Broker, 93 Pitt-st., Sydney. NINE MONTHS SUFFERING. Relieved by one dose of Heurne’s Bronchitis Cure, and cured by two bottles. Mr. Hearne. Dear Sir,—l wish to add my testimony to the wonderful effect of your Bronchitis Cure. I suffered for nine months and the cough was so distressingly bad at nights I was obliged to get up and sit by the fire. I had medical advice, and tried other remedies, without avail I tried yours and never had a fit of coughing after taking the first dose, and though I have had but two bottles, ,1 feel I am a differ ent man, and the cough, has vanished. Yon inu> depend upon my making known the efficacy oi HEARNE’S BRONCHITIS CURE. Its Efficacy In Chest Complaints Testified to by a Grateful Victorian. Mr. W. G. Ilearne. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in adding my testimony in praise of your invaluable Bronchitis Cure. I have used it for the last three or four years, and its efficacy I have fully proved in common colds, severe colds, croupy coughs, and other similar chest complaints. I have given it to infants a few weeks old young children and adults of all ages, and have never known it to fail in relieving at once, and rapidly effecting a cure with a few doses. I have recommended it to many of my friends, ami they have fully proved its wonderful curative properties. I Jeel very grateful to you for a chest medicine »o valuable, and cheap enough to be available to anyone. Trusting its present popularity and sales will be doubled, I am. yours very gratefully, EDWARD JONES, Mount Bruno, Mokoan, via Glonrowan, Vic, ASTHMA. A Five Years’ Case. At times very bad indeed Quickly and completely Cured by Hearne’s Bronchitis and Asthma'Cure. Mr. Hearne. Dear Sir,-For five or six years I was troubled with asthma, at times very bad indeed. 1 was very ill just after Christmas, so sent to the locai chemist for a bottie of your Bronchitis and Asthma Cure. I took the first dose 011 going to bed, and was not troubled that night. 1 finished the medicine, and have not had a touch of the asthma since. I tell everyone about it. M. MURRAY. Postmistress, Pampoolah, Manning River, N.S.W. HAY ASTHMA. A Severe Attack Relieved in Ten-Minutes by Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure. «, The effect was wonderful. Mr W. G. Ilearne. Dear Sir,—About three weehs ago, while in the vicinity of musty chaff, I gradually felt a difficulty to breathe. My nose be<-an to run, and to al appearances I was developing a severe attack of Bronchitis or Asthma. At last I could stand it no longer. I then tried your Bronchitis Cure, and'its effect was wonderful In less than ten minutes I was all right again Such a result, and so quick., astounded me. This is no exaggeration, 1 am pleased to c a v—Yours tru*y, S. H. MAYO, J.P., say. xours Meredith, Victoria. wonderful remedy Yours faithfully, JAMES ASTBUKY. Dergholm, Victor!' ASTHMA 25 YEARS. Immediately relieved by Heurne’s Bronchitis Cure. z»*r. W. G. Hearne. Dear Sir.—l have been a martyr to Astlima forabout.2s years and have tried almost all known remedies for the complaint and have been under the treatment of lead.ng physicians throughout the Australian tftates. I determined to try no more, but let nature take its course. Two years ago I was asked to try your Asthma Cure, but laughed at the idea. However, by the persuasion ol a very old friend, 3 weeks ago I commenced the first bottle of your treatment. Almost immediately 1 found that I had made a mistake by not taking it before. lam now about half-way through the second bottle, and so much do I feel relieved.that I take this opportunity of sending this testimonial along for you to make whatever use you may think fit. I intend continuing your treatment, anti I trust that before I have finished the third bottle I shall be able to write to, you that I am perfectly cured. I ain pleased to say the efiect has been wonderful. Yours very gratefully, PHIL. HANN, 33 Camden St., Balaclava, Victoria. Was given Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure, and it effected a Complete Recovery. \fe Hp-irnr Dear Sir,—Not long since I had occasion to visit the old country, and'diefore.leavtSo« me Ue a, rived in Leeds, 1 found that my niece, Miss :. Matthews, was suffering from a very s^® re . a £ .ick of Bronchitis in fact, she was so bad that the family doctor held out no hope for her recovhry She was then given Hearne’s Bronch tis Cure according to the direction on the labeh and I am very pleased to xay that t effected complete BRONCHITIS. English Lady ill that the Doctor bold out no hope. ASTHMA. A Sufferer 73 Years of Age Cured by Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure. Mr Hearne, Chemist, / ■ . Sr -I am thankful to say that the medicine you scut lor Asthma lias had a wonderful efiect. I have not taken all the Bronchitis Cure, as I iid not need it; therefore I send you iny ©arty ootl wishes for your future success. 1 Piysell' vv j j jor the benefit of others, make it known to all' i know. I am 73 years of Alliance-street, Clunes, Victoria. CONSUMPTION. Patient Recovering. Mr. W. G. Hearne. Dear Hir —We purchased some* time ago 12 bottles of your Bronchitis Cure and can unhesitatingly say that it has g veil great reiiet from the intolerable throat irritation that my daughter experienced. Previous to using the Bronchitis Cure she would have two or three attacks night y, but now she can sleep through the night and on w ikening simply clears her throat from phlegm. She had a s ight attack of Consumption, but seems to be recovering, though of course slowly. Yours gratefully, G. MACKIE, Kiarnata, Taranaki, New Zealand. BRONCHO-PNEUMONIA. Two .Severe Cases cured by One Bottle of Hearne’s Bronchitis Cure. Mr. W. G. Hearne. Dear Sir,-Kindly forward without delay another small bottle of your Bronchitis Cure. The bottle I ha t from you has curt'd two of my children, but I do not feel safe without it in the house. I have also recommended it to my friends. I lost a fine little girl,three years of age. from Influenza and Bronchopneumonia. I really believe that if I had had your meJ cine my child would not have died, for- the other two, .a boy five years old, and a baby eight months.old, were suffering exactly in the same way. and it acted like magic on them; in J fact, a small bottletul cured both of them; so trusting vou will forward it without delay.—l am, vous,„.o.st ] grat»fu.. y , (Mrs)E;D ward _ Cassilis, via Swift's Creek, Gipps'and, Vie. Small Size 2/6- Large Size, 4/6. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors, and by the Proprietor, W. Q. HEARNE, CHEMIST, GEELONG, VICTORIA NOTICE -Hearne’. E»SSc““ V ioS “iff™ 'or the T«»»E----est child and the most aged person. N.Z. 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m PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE:. Value of Estates in the Office: ABOUT THREE MILLIONS STERLING. CAPITAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. rnHE PUBLIC TRUSTEE can be JL appointed Executor of the W 11*1; or any person. . Advice as to the making of Wills is given Free of charge. The Public Trustee can be appointed Trustee in place of previously appointed Trustees or in place ot persons who wish to be relieved of their Trastoeship. The Public Trustoe can be appointed trustee for Marriage Settlements, Money Trusts, Sinking Funds, and other Trusts. The Publio Trustee undertakes the management of Property as Attorney or Agent. The Public Trustee has Trust Funds for investment on mortgage of First-class Freehold. Liberal terms for repayment. H. C. JACKSON, Agent, Gisborne. VISITORS TO • WELLINGTOI Should make a point of staying at THE ARCADIA, Corner of Lambton Quay and Stout Street. THE LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL IN WELLINGTON. Airy Rooms, Excellent Table, Up-to date Service . MODERATE TARIFF. THE ARCADIA. J. PATERSON, Proprietor WE ALL DO. No use to say, “Don’t judge a man by his clothes,” for all of us do so more or less. Why not get the kind of Clothes that will give people the right sort of an impression of you ? Wo make that kind; it’s our aim that Fit, Fabric, and Fashion will reflect credit on both the Wearer and the Maker. INSPECTION INVITED. GEO. A. HOLMES, GLADSTONE-ROAD, opposite F. Stafford’s, Builder. NOTICE. mo TRADESMEN.—To avoid misJL takes and to ensure prompt delivery, see that all parcels for the Waimata Valley are -addressed per Bissets’ Coach, ' British Empire Stables, Coach leaves 9.45 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays ,and Saturdays. OWING to the unusually bad state of the roads and the increase in the prico of fodder, the faro to Waimata as from June Ist will be 7s 6d single, anr 12s 6d return. J. AND W. BISSETT. m REW EEALASEJ fMiERi’ Weekly ■Asm AGEsifs* i 'mm. A R , 'Sfp-&-4s3a Shatsftted lAa'isa, ■e&wsasSsjf Fasasdag, Paaisfd Lao£k> &4ar;34* tcjtriaiiv*. •jrtasst »7eci!y c cr 13/8 gar MasKaa, *ar/ KJdSseu kt IP&rsr ZkJeoA DEPARTHENTS- - PtwsmaL XL? Procter, XU, D 7" Feseas. Tfes Vefesiaaisaa, The SNjuStory Tsetisy, Laar Jcr Fancros, C«e»s£ Topfea, Is4ot- S s K»rfecial Lfote?,' fteSSS&ca, Tie Hsss* CSxfc, SSsardbrSl Sstefe, ' As~asss?' Sstd, ids. iastfi T?!xxr Sta&sadgfisiK «4nn»y 2XL3IA.Tr. *Tfe> Fasaoa' b M assSeaagy ©ssJ H&s&osm. FW teaaac, Bjjjjiy te — iSSOTE CLEATS & 00, IM, Vfl&sa Lass,

O.ISBORNE QLUD STEEPLECHASE MEETING. To be held on the Club’s Course, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. July 4tli and stb. 1907. President: The Hon J. Carroll; Vice. President: Mr. D. Hepburn; Hon. Treasurer:' Mr. G. Matthewson, Hon. Surgeon: Dr. Chas. F. Scott; Stewards: Messrs. J. Sisterton, C. J. Bennett, C. J. Parker, W. Gault, R. Harper, G. R. Wyllie, H. M. Pcrter, T. McConell, J. A. Harding, F. A. Martin, J. H. Martin/ Captain Tucker, D. Hepburn, G. Matthewson, G. Oman, and D. J. Barry; Judge: Captain Tucker; Starter: Mr. C. O'Connor; Handicapper: Mr. J. Chadwick; Clerk or Scales : Mr. J. E. Whitby ; Clerk of Course: Mr. A. Pritchard; Totahsator Steward: Mr. W. 0 Skeet. PROGRAMME. First Race each day to start at IJL.3U a.m. FIRST DAI. 1. f lying Handicap, of 00 sovs; second horse to receivo 10 sovs from stake. Winner of any Hat race arter declaration of weights to carry 51b penalty. Distance, 6 iurlongs. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. . 2 Handicap Hurdle Race, of 70 sovss®cond Jlorse t 0 receive 10 sovs third horse 5 sovs from the stake! trie winner of any hurdle race after tne declaration of tlie weights to carry 71b penalty. Dstance 14 miles; over 7 flights of hurdles. Aomination 20s, acceptance 30s. 3 Maiden Scurry, of 35 sovs; second norse to receive 5 soys from' stake. Distance 4 furlongs. Weight 9st. nor horses that have never won* a nice exceeding 5 sovs in value. Entry, 20s; to close Friday, June 2btli, at 9 p.m. 4 Gisborne Park Steeplechase Handicap, of 115 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs; thid* Y horse o sovs from stake. Winner of any steeplechase after declaration of weights to carry 71b penalty. About 3 miles. "Nomination 2Us, acceptance 40s. 5. Hack Flat Handicap, of 35 sovb; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. For hacks that have not won a race exceeding 40 sovs in value. Distance, 7 furlongs. Entry 20s, to close Friday, June 28th, at 9 p.m. 6. Trial Steeplechase Handicap, of 50 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stake. For horses that have not won a steeplechase Y exceeding 60 sovs in value. About 2 miles. Nomination 15s, acceptance 15s. ■ 7. Winter Oats Handicap, of 60 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stake. Winner of any flat race after declaration of weights to carrv 51b penalty. Distance, l milo and a distance. Nomination" 20s, acceptance 20s. SECOND DAY. 1. l \\ aikanae Handicap, of 60 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stake. Distance, 7 furlongs. Nomination 20s, acceptance 20s. 2. Second Handicap Hurdle Race, of /0 sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs and third 5 sovs from stake. Distance 2 miles: over 8_ flights of hurdles. Nomination 20s, aceeptancpMlOs. Maiden Scurry Handicap, of 35 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. Distance, 5 furlongs, ror horses that have never won a race exceeding 5 sovs in value. (Winner of the Maiden Scurry first dav entrance fee returned). Entry, z os; to close Friday, June 28th, a! 9 p.m. 4. To Hapara Steeplechase Handicap of 100 sovs; second horse to receivi 10 sovs and third horse 5 sovs from stake. Distance, about 2J miles. Aommation 20s, acceptance 40s. o. Second Hack Flat Handicap, ol 35 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from stake. Distance I mile. For hacks that have not won a raco exceeding 40 sovs in value. Entry, 20s; to close Friday, June 28th, at 9 p.m. 6. Final Steeplechase Handicap, ol oO sovs; second horse to receive 10 sovs from stake. About 2 miles. For horses that have not won a steeplechase exceeding 60 sovs in value. Nomination 15s, acceptance 15s.

TATTERSFIELD DYER Qualified and Experienced. First-class Certificate. Any material Dyed any Color. Cotton, Wool or Silk. Receiving Agents: COMMON, SHELTOL and CO-, Ltd. Clothing Department. CLEANER Special Dry Cleaning Process. Work Well Done. Charges Moderate. Gloves Hats, Feathers, Suits, Skirts, Blouses, Cleaned or Dyed. Works: CUSTOM HOUSE STREET, GISBORNE. AS GOOD AS NEW. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA., LTD. ■ ESTABLISHED A.D. 1869. Directors—A. E. Pearce, Esq., N. Reid, Esq., and W. Fraser, Esq., M.H.R. A MEMORABLE RECORD: LARGE BONUSES. MODERATE RATES. Good Signs of the National .Mutual’s Progress and Prosperity. Establish?' l in 1869, at the end of 36 years its record reads— Branches throughout the Colony. Membership, over *..... 71,000 Annual Income, nearly £824,000 Amounts paid in claims, nearly £4,000,000 Funds, over £4,478,000 Sums assured - , -£17,152,0^0 Amount divided among the members,over £1,050,700 ORTON STEYENS, Manager for New Zealand, Wellington. Local Agents, COMMON SHELTON AND CO. W. A. J. GIBSON, Travelling Representative. JoaK Here! A FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE*IS EVERYTHING. AND IS EASILY OBTAINED. HOW? WHY, SEE J. R LEYDON, POVERTY BAY CARRIAGE WORKS. BRIGHT STREET,

NOT TRY THE GISBORNE GRGGKERY SHOP FOR YOUR NEXT GLASSWARE, CHINA, LAMPWARE.&c. A Large and Varied Assortment always : n Stock. A Large Shipment of Japanese Ware arriving. Everything Marked in Plain Figures. CECIL T. DAVIES, PEEL-STREET, Opposite British Empire Hotel.

• ■ Farewell Ila uclicap. of 60 sovs; . second horse to receive 10 so vs from stake. Winner of Waikanae Han dicap to carry 51b penalty. . Dis tance 1 mile. Nomination "20s. acceptance 20s. Nominations for Races Nos 1 4, 6 and 7 (both days), close Saturday June Ist, at 9 p.m. Weights for Flying First Hurdles. Park Steeplechase, Trial and Winter Oats, Friday, June 21st Acceptances for First Day and enti les tor Hack Races (both days). Friday. June 28th, at 9 a.m. ]\ eights for First Day’s Hack Flat Saturday, June 29th. M. G. NASMITH, Secretary. |7] ACCOMMODA fs aiforded the Travelling Public oi the East Coast at the TOKGMARU HOTEL, J. H. JAMIESON, Proprietor. Since taking over tlio Hotel, Mr. notifies that ilie greatest ittention has been devoted to the needs of patrons, and he hopes co merit a continuance of the favors so >ong accorded the hotel. The Rest Brands of W'inos and Spirit* Kept in Stock. First-class Stabling and Good Padook ing. EASY TARIFF.

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