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AUCTION SALES OTAKI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above at 1 p.m. • 500 6-tooth to f.f.m. Romuey ewes (good line). 800 f.f.m. ewes. 80 2, 4 and 6-tooth Rornney ewes. 80 woolly rape lambs. 40 mixed sheep. 50 2J-year steers (off hills). 20 2J-year stscrs. 18 18-moDth steers. 10 mixed weaners. 20 18-month steers. 5 fat cows, 1 cow, calving April (Ist 100 woolly lambs. 60 breeding ewes. 2 forward empty cows. 1 3-year Jersey bull. 196-t.d. OTAKI SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912. Abraham and Williams, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 175 4-tooth ewes. | 40 woolly lambs. 6 4-tooth B.L. rams. 3 E.L. rams. 15 choice weaner heifers. 4 forward empty cows. 2 cows with calves. 2 springing cows. 6 prime porkers. 204-t.d.

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WOMEN'S LETTERS. from Mrs. Elizabeth JDickrnan, 810 Skipton-ifcreetj Ballarat South, Vic. 22nd March, 1911. "For several years I was (severely troubled by disorderly liver and kia neys, suffering excruciating pain in th« region of the kidneys. At times the pain wag so 'severe that I could no! rata myself in bed without catching hold of the head ol the bedstead and polling myself up is that way. I was in a state of general lassitude, had th* greatest aversion for exercise, loathed all food, and my nights were aleepless. The accretion# of the kidneys were abnormal, and filled with albuminous matter. I was altogether in a very low and deepomlsnt state when I commenced to take Warner's Safe Cure which had have recommended to me. After taking the oontenta of a few bottles, the painful symptoms disappeared, my eecre tions DBcaaM at a natural colour, I wai able to sleep and enjoy my food and strength returned rapidly. I have, f therefore much pleasure in recommend- | Jng Warner's Safe Oure to anyone who | may be suffering in like manner." j From Mrs. C. Wake, Marsh -street, j Armidale, N.S.W., Ist June i 1910. "I have been subject to disoase of the Ibwr for some years past. I had severe : pain in the back ana sides, diezinesa in the head and indigestion. Hie slightest pressure on the liver would cause great bain. It wm with great difficulty thai l could do any mental or bodily work. During the fli*t few years, I tried the usual purgative remedies which only bad the effect of temporarily improving my condition. In later - years I found my liver was more eerioualy affected und the usual remedies did no't seem to benefit me, and my pains were more »evere than before. Suffering like this, without any prospect of relief, I decidfd to take a course of Warner'® Safe Cure which was recommended to me by t friend. The good effects were apparent almost immediately. From that time, I continued to improve and. in the course of a few woeks I entirely recovered my health, since then I have been free from the'complaint." Very many similar letters, full information about Warner'# Safe Cure for the kidneyß and liver, and valuable advice will be found in a pamphlet waned by H. H. Warnfcr and Co., Ltd., Auntrala6iaii Uranch. Melbourne, Vic., which will be sent post free to anyone applying for it. ' Warner's Safe Cure is sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere, both in the original (ss) bottlea and in the cheaper, J2», 6d) ''Conceotxftki," turnuoooolie forab ■

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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 February 1912, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 February 1912, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 February 1912, Page 4

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