Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 29 April 1902, Page 3

w £v#.f gy^ v®s& FOOD IS POISON- ill I X© 1 ' To the man who owns an inefficient stomach, but the source % of life and nourishment when properly digested. The power @ to think clearly and work strenuously depends on good Q digestion and that invariably results from using 9 few © ■ ac *@ *.© Tt** sleigel'^ CURATIVE jSYRUP a w /© « Up to six years back,” says Mr. Edwaeu Davis, 16, Little mil Street, Surry Hills, Sydney, “ I could eat like a horse, sleep Me a top, and work like a bullock. Illness was unknown to me. Then indigestion and rheumatism laid hold of me. Sharp binning pains shot through my limbs. My sleep was broken, appetite gone, and my stomach frequently rejected the morsel of food 1 forced myself to swallow. I was treated at two hospitals, but derived no real benefit. Four years’ torture from indigestion and rheumatism was finally ended by Mother Seigel s Curative Syrup two years ago, and I have lost a day - work since. June 21st, 1901.” # % m ® Q •© 9 a i ••4 Xj! X--, work since. June 21st, wux." 'fj '

pOXTON PUBLIC HALL. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, April 30th and May Ist. First Appearance in Foxton— OF E. H. BXBYENSON, E. H. STEVENSON, The World-famed English Lecturer and Entertainer, who will r introduce the ROYAL BIOSCOPE, By means of which he exhibits 4,000 Feet ot Animated Pictures Nightly, also 100 Magnificent Colored Photographic Slides. [SEE “ Joan of Arc” —a film 800 feet long; cost £45. [SEE “London by Night.” [SEE “ Cinderella ” —<loo feet long; cost £35. Absolutely the most Unique, Enjoyable and Up-to-date Entertainment extant. Every film new, clear and nal. origiPrices 2s and Is, NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ANYONE found Trespassing on the Herrington Estate in pursuit of Game or otherwise, will bo prosecuted. ROBINSON BROS. April 29th, 1901. 10s Reward. LOST —A Gold Brooch, somewhere between Park-street and the Post Office. The finder on returning it to the Manawatu Herald Office will receive the above reward.

ivTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. \LTERATION TO THE TIMETABLE. Commencing on Ist MAY, the mid-day train from Palmerston to Foxton and back will run on TUESDAYS in addition to Thursdays and Saturdays; and on Tuesdays the evening train for Poston will leav* Palmerston at 7 p.m* instead of 6.16 P * m ‘ BY ORDER.

VIEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. L ' PALMERSTON RACES, On W DNESDAY .and THURSDAY, 80th April and Ist May, Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued'to Palmerston from Foxton and intermediate stations available for return till Friday, 2nd May. On 80th April the usual 5.15 p.ra. train for Foxton will be delayed to leave Palmerston at 5.45 p.m. For further particulars see posters at Stations. BY ORDER. NOTICE. LOST from Motoa Estate early on Friday morning, April 11th,one Black and White Dog, answering to the name “ Tip.” Also, lost on Wednesday evening, April 28rd, between Foxton and Motoa Estate, one Black, Yellow and White iSlut, answering to the name “ Dandy.” A reward of 10s will be paid to anyone returning either of the same to H. BERGSTROM, Motoa Estate, Foxton.