j J. }. FA KB j. BUILDER & PONTE ACTOR 'S 'PALMERSTON NORTH. I Foxton'Aßcnt—Mr.’Alf. Fraser. Septic Tanks ami Sewerage work n j .pcciality k laxmill, Sawmill. and Creamery Boners put ip. Bake<-«’ Ovens and Sheep DO* ennotrnete'l. Mauncevil'e and Anek’and Lime. En<'Bsßi and Colonial Cement f always on hand 1 __________ E. H. ENGINEER find General Black-’ smith, M MN-STREET, FoXTON. onoE SHORT? KEPT AfiVVT FOT! Wnicdonald ~ n Oo.'s an Ironwork FOR KKS, PRESS: •SCREWS ki Drums, Drum-spindle, ar,d Fee oilers in stook. Also Specii Steel Feed Roller? an.i Steel Ribhera.
The Awful Dram^; WHICH COMES FROM —STOMACH DISOROEiS—IS QUICKLY CURED BY ===== IVSDTHER ===== SEIGEL’S S m *y uJ “Towards the end of 1902 I fell into poor health, and for seven months afterwards was never well or free from pain. There was a constant ‘dragging down,’ sense of weight in my right side, and sharp stahhing pains down the small of the hack caused me terrible agony. Unable to Deep at night I would feel next day quite exhansUd in body. Medicines and lotions prescribed by doctors for lumbago and torpid liver gave me only short respites from pain. In June, 190;!, on a friend’s advice, I tried Mother Seigel’s Syrup. After using nearly a bottle of it I began to feel a little better, and when I had used 10 botlhs in. all, I was relieved of all pain and thoroughly cured i !' oil other troubles as well. I never suffer now frem ; chc or pain, and can eat, slee.p, walk, or work without anxiety or distress. That is what Mother Seigel’s Syrup h s done for me.” Letter of Mrs. Jane Scanlon, Formosa Street, Drunnnoyne, N.S.W., May 3, 1905. (i. ..c<c 9
New Zealand International Exhibition. From 'November, 1906, to April, 1 ‘ 1907. Hagly Park, Christchurch. THE New Zealand Express Coy. have been appointed agents i i ■onnectino with the above. All information and schedules supplied by our local agent, Mr Spelman, Carrier. LANDAND. POR SALE—S -acre sections in Coley, Gladstone and Putter 'treats, or in separate lots ; 6J'cres fronting Coley and Puttetrsebs; with cottage and •mndry useful buildings fronting ’’oley Street; 3-1-acree (9 sections) routing Coley and Gladstone Street 'Sections 573 to 581) or the whole n one lot. For particulars apply oa the treedses to J.HILLARY, Coley Street. E W ;z S A L AN D msnrance Company Flro and Mavine. (Established in 'nnital (subscribed) ... £1,000,009 ‘apital (paid up) ... £200,000 deserve Fund and undivided profits ... £320,805 \et annual Revenue (19021 £408,923 THE PREMIER NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. .. i lend Office, .. ~*'Auckland. General Manager, "James Buttle. r ire and Marine Risks of every accepted at lowest curnt rates. Wellinortou Branch—Corner of ( ' ay-street and Lambfon Uuyv. Foxtost Agent—M. H. WajCFER.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3626, 20 March 1906, Page 4
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