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To the Public of Foxton and Surrounding District* HAVING disposed of my Tailoringßusinessto Messrs Osborr> & Baker, of Wellington and Shanno I wish to thank ail my patrons for the very liberal suoport accorded nie in the past, and trust that my successors will continue to receive thi same patronage I have enjoyed for the past five years. I am, &c., E. EDMUND SMITH. GENTLEMEN,— We have much pleasure announcing that on and after i!p 2nd of January, 1905, we will tak over the Tailoring Business of M; E. Smith, Main-Street, Foxton. The business will be in charge of I lit A. Bradley, who has been in our employ for a considerable time, and whom we can recommend to you as a high class Tailor. In soliciting your support we do so feeling justified, in asserting that our work w meet with your approval, having none but the best of workmen employed. By strict attention to business we hope to merit that share of public patronage and support our work commands. Yours faithfully, OSBORNE & BAKER, Wellington & Shannon,

“ The Diamonds Plash and the Rubies Shine ’’ AT IOETBSSEIPS. RINGS, BROOCHES, BRACELETS, TRINKETS All the latest Costly Jewellery. CHAINS, PENDANTS, FOBS, NECKLACES, &c. Everything in the Latest Patterns and Designs. WATCHES—Ladies’ and Gents’ in every make and of every class. Nothing Cheap and Nasty. Everything Good and at the Very Lowest Prices. A NEW UP-TO-DATE STOCK J. MORTEN SEN, WATCH MAKE!! & JEWELLER, THE SQUARE, Note.— No fictitious prices to allow of reductions. G*ods are maiked rock bottom, Gear Go.’s] Extract! of meat! FOll '1 Beef Tea, Soups, t Davies, Sauces, etc. ; GUARANTEED Absolutely pprf Aik! of the Very Hipest Quality. Manufactured eolcly from Cattle passed bv the Government Veterinary Inspector. Obtainable U.rou£h*ut the Colony, j ASK FOR iT, And take no o(!i*

BEEGHAM’S PILLS are the most efficacious medicine yet known for the cuujef all forms of INDIGESTION, BILIOUS DISORDERS. SICK«HEADACHE, POORNESS OF BLOOD. NERVOUS* DEBILITY, AND GENERAL WANT OF TONE. Unquestionable testimony of this fact can be obtained by almost anyone anywhere. BEEGHAM’S PILLS cleanse the bowels, give tone to tbs stomach, gently stimulate the liver, remove bile,purify the blood, and, in short, soon make every organ of the body healthfully to perform its allotted function. Their use brings the body to a high condition of health and fitness and fortifies it against disease, BEECHAM’S PILLS will put you " in condition " and enable you to ward off chills and to escape ailments which are often the forerunners of serious and lasting Illness. On the first sign of any irregularity of the system, a timely dose will save further trouble and suffering. BEECHAM’S PILLS have for many years proved themselves invaluable for females of all ages. The girl attaining womanhood, the young woman, and those of maturer years find BBECHAM’B FILLS a special boon hiring the recurring times of depression and .iis.-omforl when Nature requires a little ■■ ■M.i-nce. They remove that tired worn . :.;eling,give lustre to the eyes,and bring >.<ck the glow of health to theebaeksand lips. iiEOHAM’S PILLS ..>f.vithsUn.l:ng the gigantic sale cf ever X MI I.ION! BOXES PER ANNUM', ,■.. n. , i -an i> of sufferer.-, ■ « - BiiuwiiAsl’B st;ii

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3495, 11 March 1905, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3495, 11 March 1905, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3495, 11 March 1905, Page 4

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