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BEAD THIS! REA» THiS S, READ THIS!! No more Neuralgia, No more Nervous Headaohe, No more Debility, No more Indigestion. Just Received, from one of the first Physioians in Europe. An Infallible Remedy for the above painful afflictions, superior to anything ever before introduced. Ask for the " Wine of the Citrate of Iron and Quinine," only to be obtained at J. MONTETTH'S MEDICAL HALL. Manners-street, Wellington. Call Eaily. Limited Supply. Call Early. Limited Supply. Cnll Early. CLEAR THE BLOOD. CLEAK THE BLOOD. CLEAR THE BLOOD. NEW PARISIAN SPECIFIC!. WARRANTED NEVER TO FAIL. rpHOUSANDS in Puris and the Conti* X have blessed the enw discovery during the post six months. THE COMPOUND DECOCTION OF RED JAMAICA SAUSAPARILLA, WITH DANDELION AND POTASH, Is a new pieparation for effectually clearing the blood from all impurities, and every man, woman, and child feel that they have a new lease of Hfe. It has been admitted by all the great medical minds of Europe to be an INVALUABLE MEDICINE, and unequalled for the pleasure with which it can be taken. The sole right to this great public boon ha 3 been acquired by J. MONTEITH, MEDICAL HALL, Manners-street, Wellington, Who will make special wholesale arrange, ments with other Druggists in town and •country, also Merchants and Storekeepers, in ordei* that the whole community may be placed in possession of THIS GREAT DISCOVERY FOR RENEWING THE HUMAN SYSTEM. FOXTON SHOEING FORGE. riEORGE ROBINSON, Shoeing and general smith, Main-street, Foxton, Is prepared to execute all kinds of Ironwork at the most reasonable terms. Horses shod at the shortest notice. All kinds of ironwork repaired. Note the address — GEO. EOBINSON, Shoeing and Genebal Smith, Main*>street, FoxtoD. BANK Jllll HOTEL, Manuprs-strect, Wellington. ALFRED WAKFFORD, — Phopmetor. A WAKEFORD wishes to inform the public generally that the only Booking Office for Cobb and Co's Coaches for the West Coast is in the above-named Hotel, where every convenience for travellers will be found. JUNCTION HOTEL Sansox. Thomas ensob, HAVING purchased the above oldestablished and popular Hotel, begs to solicit the patronage oi the public. The very best accommodation is provided for man and beast, and every comfort for travellers. FIRST-CLASS WINES, BEER, AND SPIRITS. Stabling and Paddocks well enclosed. Private Suites of rooms for Wedding Parties, Families, &c. VISITORS from other .portions of the district will find a comfortable home at the Junction Hotel whilst visiting Sandon. THOMAS ENSOB, Proprietor. Sanson, ■'February 4. -T~\ E H B I G; H H 6 TEL , ..: Feilpino. . C. ROE Pbopkietob First-class accommodation fpr. Families . and Visitors. ' l ■■■■•■■ Good stahling and secure paddoks. ' BILLIARDS! BILLIARD" I Ij^ The Denbigh Hotel is within a short distance of the Railway Station and Corporation offices. TTOEOKIWI HOTE L, Horokiwi Valley. Allan Cakmont — Proprietor. The above favorite wayside Hotel i is passed by nil travellers along the West Coast, to and from Wellington. The best accommodation is pro? vided for travellers, and only firstclass wines, spirits, &c, are kept. Large and securely-fenced paddocks! adjoin the hotel, for grazing. Every attention paid to visitors Cobb's Coaches stop to allow passengers to obtain dinner and break- • fast at this hostelry. Horokiwi} February 26, 1879.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 68, 22 April 1879, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 68, 22 April 1879, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 68, 22 April 1879, Page 3

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