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t/ONLY i v», only a cold heavy head- f d ache, shivering. sneezing, lull- ? . ness in the nostrils, feverish- | \ ness, are the symptoms. But . f do not neglect it. Neglected r f coughs and colds bring on A bronchitis,pneumonia,pleurisy, f \ consumption, causing in the \ earlier stages cutting pains and j T oppression on the chest, hot, dry . r skin, exhaustion, body-aches, v short and Jerky breath. That f J 88. Wliusms’ PIU WILS J T used according to the directions t 9 that come with them, have cured coughs and colds, bronchitis, v A pneumonia, consumption and f a lung complaints, is proved by J \ 26,000 testimonials received j V from the grateful public. ’ Amongst others Dr. I Williams' Pink Pills I J CURED THIS MAN. ] 1 Mr. Thoma* Celhwgs. D.-ur.- I l mund, N.Z. writes •.—"Bmhw time J B<l . Iwv attacked by a alight <s*hl * which I neglected. This brought I k iaKuann*. brbnehiti*. and asthma. ( ’ I could not sleep at nights for V vudeul th* of c-ughiug. I. MilfenM ! greatly from exhaustion and pains ( and oppression o* che.t. Fnysi--nans tr -I hi--- but 1 was net 1 A eured. Then I comiuenc'-d Dr. i ’ Williams’Pink Pills, and before long F received great benefit. Now I u:u A better in h-kklth than ever. Several ’ »f mV neighbours hav« used thviu / with the greatest v. they are invaluable far lung complain la.” J \ l»r I'i -k *»/ Hi«ir / m. lK» b -■ , . d I.rr.en. ■' > > . rho.u.nt-. i.. ~ -vg<.. iieurutem. * i'rVl:’'in ' WTHiXV Meuk-.ui > . F V. ■.m.Ki.M, • !.>«•» I‘-’• ■■■• i free-. u . t bj . liawisis «id stotebespsrs. MITOB H I # But mind you ask for Dr. VSillia as . -*■ -w- •*- **■ ■*

Govern rance DEPARTMENT. Established WO. BVBRY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. Fob the following amongst many reasons New-Zoalanders should support their national 1. Its Security is absolute. 2 Its Premiums are low. 3. Its Bonuses are high. 4. Its Funds are all invested In the colony. 5. Its tbmneffff la restricted to New Zealand, the HEALTHIEST COUNTRY IM THE WORLD. N-.-w-Zealanders who insure in offices which obtain the bulk of their business from the Old World and the other colonies (including Western Australia and Fiji) havs to pay for the I.OSS ARISING FROM THE HEAVIER MOKT.Ii.ITY OF THOSE COUNTRIES The d« ath rsf-e in New Zealand was under 10 per thousand in ItoS. while in the other colonics it ranged from 12J per thousand in Nev- South Wales to 10 per thousand in Western Australia. Accumulated Fr*n- at present dale amount to over THREE MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME, over £400,000.

| ‘SCIATICA. 1 Acute darting pain -a pain l W« *‘ ,n,ost l’ ke *’ ot needles—in » ,v the hip, thigh and leg, caus> ’• big wasting in the muscles //£ and sometimes numbness. Movement increases the i¥\ pain so that the patient limps; “ C ' e,e # lt,u ks OCCgsiOM con- ’ fipement to bed. Sciatica is effused by anaemia, debility. nene injury, exposure to 7 .... vMda.u, UR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS >, are the one medicine which effect it.illy cures sciatica, 4Y rheumatism. lumbago, y-; anaitna, debility, because !. ■Y if is, ab«A e all. a blood jwf builder and nerve tonic which enriches (he blood, relones the i:ei \ rs, and thus removes J,' the foundations of disease. Wril<- 1.. t!,_- f> r . Williams' Aledi- KV. sd -'"' ■ . - ■■ .c® . . ’.a, wh ii ..■iatiea’twjlve nn-: 1 i.s ;-o Th mptOlH ;..b u: . .Ivv- ~,,.1 Had jib ~..' 1. up .• ..rk. nnd could only W • ..I. V,,;. ,he »„l ~f „ „, cl - (Xf. 1 !' vmbr. ationu. and 4AN vaiim-s iii -iidn... -;avo oo relief. IK '.‘•’T '- v -f i'> William#' .* H 7 |* "■'’•' rvd l»uu to jwrfect s ® »<?. «/tus 1 . t - AiYi UM 'J. Pt: v; K d yen ask for Or. Williams’

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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 230, 13 October 1905, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 230, 13 October 1905, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 230, 13 October 1905, Page 4

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