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Manawatu Herald, 20 January 1894, Page 3

"IMITATION i is the ftrCEREST FLATTERY." The articles moat imitated are CLKMENTS TONIC and j FLETCHER'S PILLS. WHY? . | BECAUSE they have the best reputation and are most in demand by the public, consequently, every dishonest trader tries to trade on their fame and renown. i It is really wonderful that the Australian ! people are so slow to seo the truth u3 j regards the unscrupulous quacks and charlatans who prey on the credulity of the Australian public. Scarcely a week ever passes but what the press exposes the barefaced and shameful practices of some of these harpies, yet, in face of all they j seem to thrive, and the paper who nounds j them down most thrives fattest on their ■ advertisements and cracks champagne over j each balance sheet Clements Tonic and j Fletcher's Pills have never yet atooped to | deception and misrepresentation. They , are scientific therapeutical agents, and evidence as to their value can be found in every district, and such being the case it is unnecessary to further extol their virtues. ' UNCLE SAM'S ROLLED OATS, the most nentriiious breakfast meal. Water i<lows wheee gravitation ATTR'.CI'S:— You recognise the first fact ; the second is as true when water flows upwards. People will not trouble when- and what they buy, but until then | they will always see they get Ckeasb's a.I. Coftke for it is the best. CREASE'S DANDELION COFFEE i« the surest cure for indigestion. Sold by all grocers. TENDERS. TENDERS are iuvited for layii g a Sand-drift. Tenderers will be shown the site on Saturday, to meet at the wo lshed at 10 a.m. lenders to be in by 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, 28rd January. ROBINSON BROS. lanawatu Hotel. RACE DAY. MRS LEWIS wishes it genera' ly known that Lunche n will be on the table at the Mauawatu j Hotel on Monday Next. Eaoe Day, j from a quarter to 11 at Is. i '" RASPBERRY SYRUP. RICHARD GRAY desires to state that his RASPBERRY SYRUP, mide ii-oni this year's fruit, can be obtained from the Louth Nuhberv, or from McMillan, Rhodes & « o FOXTON RACING CLUB. Committee of the Foxton J[ Raring Club have decided to permit no BETTING on the Racecourse <>n Monday, January 22nd, 1894, f-xcept through the medium of the Tutahha or. Persons fi-und acting contrary to this doci.sion will be removed frum the course. By order, I j. r. McMillan, i h«»n. Sec. | PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. j RACE NXOHT. THE Virginian Fun Flashes WILL GIVE A CONCERT AND DANCE. Gifts! Gifts!! Gifts!!! Given away during the Concert. Doors epen at 7 30, co umentte at 8. Admission — 2a and Is. H Alt hi HOOPER, Business Manager. "THE LAND TAX AND INI COME TAX ACT, 1898." I i ■ i BY Order in Council, made and issued by HisE.celency the | Governor in Council on the 13th | day of Decem er, 1893, under the authority of the abuve Act, it was determined that the r spective duties by way of ir.eome-tax. leviable under the said A-t, shou d be paid in one sum on WEDNESDAY the 81st day of January iuftant, at the office of the « ommissinner of Taxes, Government Bui ding--, Wellington ; and, in accordance with such rder in Council, I hereby give uotice ihat the said duties will be t ayable accordingly. C. M. CROMBF\ Commissi ner of Taxes Land and Income Tax Office, Wellington, 6th January. 1894. FJhiILD NO SALE. FRIDAY 26th JANUARY. pORTON & i-ON will sell by \J public auction as wbove — 200 2-th wwhrrs 800 ewes and lambs 100 ewes 260 2 tooih wethers 100 lambs 200 lambs 50 fat ewes 150 mixed wool'y lambs Sale at 1 o'clock.