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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3647, 15 May 1906, Page 4

I- I- FAKE BUILDER <fe CONTRACTOR PALMERSTON NORTH. %!? r Foxton Agent—Mr, Alf. Fraser; A' pile Tanks and Sewerage work *a .peciality* . lar-mill, Sawmill, and Creamery Bonen )V -U in. Bakers’ Ovens and Sheep Dip sl 'onsfruoted, Mauriceville and Aucklanl Ma,v. English and Colonial ' Cement ways on hand E. H. B 4EBEB ’ ? engineer i-Kii-rJ ismi-at**!'Jßl'flMSl*-' ‘MAIN-STREET, FoXTOW. r cnAT> sttoer, k’Ept. aoent for ?•&.*! «Sc ’ r.,, Sfcofll i- v ~d '•tor:] Rihhpr?. ' ■ M ' ft V‘- •■■'Tft S'-

JOSS .OF APPETITE AND SLEE3 STOMACH FAINS AN": ' fttX 6iU£ lA'-iV \ i v'AAKNESS, ■i-S Sfie! %3' latSi i * V ?vl ■J tka Isa Madam Annie La Fenillade, wife of the well-known violinist and living at Magnolia Villa, 23 Park Street, Clenfer.-ie, VAt-ia in a letter dated February 14, 1905, wrote: —“For a very long period- I was a chrome sufferer from that terrible complaint, indigestion. My appetite was poor, and the. little food I was able to eat fcaused a lot of pan;, fiistress ana stomach disturbance, which usually ended in retching or vomiting. At nights I was unable to sleep well, and in the mornings I uad a txnckly coated tongue and a disagreeable taste in the mouth, feeling more weary and worn out than when I went to bed. I tried many medicines, but without benefit. OLcourse I grew weaker and thinner, was quite disheartened, and very ill, when a friend —a Mrs. McAVliiunic tnree years back told me of Mother Scigel’s Syrup. She said it had done her a world of good, and she kindly gave me a few doses from her own bottle. I felt a little better after it, and so I began to take it regularly. I was soon able to sleep well, to eat heartily, and digest my food. My health and strength returned, and when I had used four bottles of the Syrup I was perfectlycured. .-There has been no return of the complaint. 35 YEARS BEFORE IME 'PUBLIC.

New Zealand International Exhibition. From ‘November, 190 G, to__ April, I ’ 1907. Hagly Park, Christchurch. THE New Zealand Express CO7. have been appointed agents in connectino with the above. All information and schedules supplied bv our local agent, Me Spelman, Carrier LAND-JAND. j FOR SALE—|-acre sections in j Coley, Gladstone and Futter ] Streets, or in separate lots; 6?ncrest fronting Coley and Futter Streets; with cottage and sundry useful buildings fronting Coley Street; (9 sections) fronting Coley and Gladstone Street (Sections' 573 to 581) or the whole in one lot. IP! 'For particulars apply on : the premises to C ■ J.HILLARY, Coley Street. K W ‘Z E A L A N Insurance Company Five and Marine. Established in 1859, j A Canital (subscribed) ... £1,000,009 Capital (paid up) ... '£200,000 Reserve Fund and undivided profits ... £320,805 Net annual Revenue (1902) £108,923 j ' THE PREMIER NEW ZEALAND , ~ COMPANY. Head Office, .. ~S Auckland. • Manager, James Bottle, ' Vite and Marine Risks of ’every ' ascription’ accepted at lowest current rates. Wellington Branch—Corner ( dray-street and Lambton Quay. ; ' : Foxtojj Agent—M. H. WaLFER.

■'"ON-STREET, FOXTON. | TAVING made arrangements Mot I | a supply of Timber lam now repared to undertake any class o : ' work in the Building Trade, Flax Mill work a Speciality. WOTTSEUPS. Mtmgb. rmnonTT^S, 15 T? owj/PTS. TRINKETS. Ml *-lio Iq.enqf. EorCv Jewellery. 'HAIMS, t»END\NTS FOBS, -NECKLACES, &c. "'verO-hing ?n the Latest PatteriM and Designs. 'FXTOOFi^—Bodies’ and Gents’ in every make and of every class. Nothing Cheap and Nasty. Everything Good and aftlm Very'ljoweat ’Prices. \ ? NEW UP-TO.DA.TE STOCK. «'M __ '"-**»• •T. 'MOKTENSEN,” watchmaker a jeweller, THE SQUARE* n<^VpTU. —Nn prices to al bw of reductions. G*oda are marked rock bottom. The lew 'Bool. Shoo N Trns CENTRE OF COMMERCE BUILDINGS, T have pleasure in announcing | that on the above date I shall commence Business in Foxton with a large and modern s*-ock of Ira■rr‘ed and Colonial BOOTS AND SHOES. The stock has been personally selected with great „aro, and as I have had over 20 years’ experience in the shoe trade I can confidently invite inspection, knowing that every pair offered for sale will ghm mmnleio satisfacuV.n ’both ir stv’-* and wear. J. N. THOMPSON. MEN'S, LADIES’ CHILDREN BOOTS AND SHOES.