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Manawatu Herald, 27 January 1900, Page 3

: HftKlies in Q ; Delicate fiealft j I I J 1 i Or, THOSE WHO sometimes i'j REQUIRE A STIMULANT s I should take, in the moderate doses ' ' prescribed, molfe's j Schnapps j I An idea! spirit for women. It will be found a potent and pleasant 1 ; . remedy <for the various ailments ] 1 peculiar to the sex* 1 I ASK FOR Wolfe's The only REAL SCHNAPPS. O BUY OBIGINAI. BOTTLES C\ <Z~ — ,-„„„„,. ..^ A parson stood in his pulpit high. He'd lost his voice with cold well nigh ; And thoughltless said, Let's all rejoice* He'll have to stop for he's lost his voice, But hetcok some Woods' Great Peppermin Cure, Bis voice grew strong, his remarks no : fewer. I TO FLAXMILLERS. ! ftAAA ACJtES of Good FLAX iOUUU LAND on the East Coast, with a Mill erected. Apply to J. NANNESTAD, Palmerston North. TRANSVAAL RELIEF FUND GIFT AUCTION. I The Committee appointed in connection with the above Fund solicits Gifts of Pictures, Books, Works of I Art, Farm Produce, &c, which it is I intended shall be sold by public aue--1 tion, and the proceeds added to the I fund now being raised for the sick j and wounded soldiers of the Imperial forces in the Transvaal. All articles given for the purpose i to be forwarded with charges paid to j Mr J. R. Montague, auctioneer, the i Square, Palmerston North, Mr Man* tague having kindly consented to re- • ceive, display and dispose of, by auc- • tion, free of cost all articles sent as above. I H. HAYDON, I 1 Mayor. THE " OLD TIMES " PRIVATE I Boarding House i j Public Refreshment Rooms.. I MEALS, Is. BEDS, 18. > Afternoon Tea and Suppers al- " 1 ways procurable. » i MRS. HARRIS, II Proprietress.