Unnecessary Loss of Time. Mr \V. w. \\'\\, don, Cashier of the First ; National Bank of Winterest, lowa, in a recent letter gives aome experience with a carppnter in his employ, thnt \vl bo of value to other mechanics. He Bays : "I '<. had a curpenur working for me who was obliged to stop work for several das on account of being trouh'ed with diarrho a. > I mentioned to him that I had hren similarly troubled and that Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and D arrhoea Eemtdy h d cured me. Ha bought a bottlff of it from the druygist here and informed me that oiio do>e cured him, and he is again at his work." For sale by W. Hamer, ( hemist, Foxton. For Sale, ANEW Four-roomed House with quarter-acre of ground on the Moutoa Road, for sale cheap. £50 Cash, balance to be arranged for. Also a few quarter-acre sections on the same road, cheap and on terms. Apply to HANS ANDRESEN. DOCTOR'S GUARANTEE FUND. SUBSCRIBERS to the above Fund ' are notified that the First Quarter's Subscription is now due, and may be paid to Mr Hennessy, Treasurer. GEO. H. STILES, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS'. ; CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR ! HOLIDAYS. CHEAP EXCURSION FARES. Holiday EyctmsioN Tickets will hi issued from any station to any station on the Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Section, and from any station between New Plymouth and Napier (inclusive) and branches, to Wellington via Manawatu Coy's line from Tuksday, 18th December to Wednesday, 2nd January, available for return till Tuesday, 19fch .February, 1091, inclusive. By order. LOST— A Parrot, on Tuesday from Wyeth's Boarding House. The Bird is well marked (pink breast), and well-known. A Reward is offered for thy return of same. J. WYETH. R. LEARY, CHEMIST & PUBLIC VACOINATOR, The Bquabe, PALMERSTON NORTH. Established in Palmerston over 26 years. (Conducting the leading Pharmaceutical business between Wellington and .Auckland.) HOLDS a large and varied stock of ficst quality DRUGS for dispensing, and the latest Pharmaceutical products. Is a direct importer from European aod American firms. Is now landing from the Delphic a dill range of Atkinson's FINE PERFUMES. Has just received a consignment of Dahy Thermometers and Bath , Thermometers, also Sponges and « Eau de Colognes. Has also in stock— NURSING Requisites for sick room or private hospital, (lists of which are available). Has a fine selection of TOILET GOODS, including Ladies' Hand Mirrors of heavy gliss, with bcvol led fluted edges in Mahogany. Also, full range of WINTER j EEQUISITES, comprising Hot Water Bottles, Steam Kettles, Throat Sprays and Inhalers, Spirit - t Lamps, Infants' Food Warmers, ] Chest ~ Protestors, Chilblain Liniment (very effective). R. LEARY supplies Spectacles, , after careful te3fing. Tho?e who cannot get suited with g'asses might profitably consult him. Connected with Telephone Eu reaus. Sight testing daily. Fre^ Vacci- - nation daily. Preserving & Mounting BIRDS. MR. GEORGE LANGLEY is r now prepared to undertake the Curing and Mounting of all * kinds of Birds in a careful and na- ! tun* 1 luami; r, at the most rensonablo charges. Specimens can be seen athisresi- i deuce, The Avenue. I
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Manawatu Herald, 6 December 1900, Page 3
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