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Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 November 1913, Page 4

NO L<)XCER TIM)I JSLKT). ".I Ilikl sick headiiche caused by liver (lisonlcr imd irregularity' of the bowels," writes Mrs Jane Boyes, Ravenswood, Q. "A few doses of (Iliamborluiu's Tablets (jtiickly relieved me and after a short time my liver was in perfect order and I was no longer troubled with sick headache. Now, if I feel out of sorts I take a dose or two of Cluimberlain'R Tablets, and am soon myself airain." For sale everywhere. —Advt . Atishoo! A fresh touch of the eoug'li and cold reliever. Sixty "flu" and another .job for "NAZOL." You will be as right as rain in a day or two if you take "NAZOL." The champion Woman's work is never done— but it is made much lighter when she polishes her floors and furniture with TAN-OL. Easy to apply In tins—liquid Is, paste Gdf —Advt. Gentlemen! Next time you require a best hat buy the "11. and G." make—it will style and comfort give you. AppJy local draners. —Advt. LONDON DIRECTORY (Published Annually). traders throughout the world to communicate with English MANUFACTURERS AN]) DEALERS in each class of goods. Besides being u complete commercial guide to London and its suburbs, the Directory contains list of EXPORT MERCHANTS with the goods they ship, and the Colonial 'and Foreign markets tliev supply. " STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under 1 lie Ports to which they sail, and including the approximate sailings. PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES of leading and Merchants, uie., in the principal provincial towns, and industrial centres of the United Kingdom. A copy of the current edition will be forwarded, freight paid, on receipt of a Postal Order for 10s. Dealers seeking agencies can advertise their cards for £1, or larger advertisements for £2. 5 LONDON DIRECTORY COMPANY Ltd., (Established 1814.) 25, ABCHURCH LANE, LONDON, If If . IT E.C. Cable addiess: Aiinuaire, Londou ANTED TO JgUY. OLD HENS--3s Gd pair. i'OUNG DUCKS.—Bd lb. YOUNG ROOSTERS.—Bd lb. C. S. CLARKE, 10 • Molesworth Street, 1149-q WELLINGTON. Turning a CALVES 1 INTO CASH. I i Whether meant for yonr owa saSkktt I herd or for sale, all your cfthres ehoon bo kept growing from tho day Owy'w ' dropped. Clean utensils, a warm, dry place to sleep in, regular feeding sad ITUICALFMEAL will make little calves into big pcofttabta | cows. Mr H. W. Lawrence, tlte walli known Agricultural Chemist of Welling- ! ton, .ways': "TUI Calf MEAL is a well j balanced ration for rearing calves. Tho i fat content is high—a very desiraMe i ■ feature in a calf food. The minedrsl ! b matter consists largely of phosphates and lime, nccessary for the formation of th« bone and frame of young animals." ' i Very finely ground, Tui Calf Meal will never irritate the stomachs of joaag ; calves and give them scours. Easy to | mis, floats through the milk and leasee nc sodioient. 8 PRICES OF TUI CALF HEAL. I 25! ba. 3 6 801ba. 10/6 ■ iOOlhs 20/- 2001bs. 38/r WODDEP. <£ TOLLiSy, LTD., , Manufacturorr PAIJJEBSTON » i • I .j