I. !• FAKE “ BUILDER & CONTRACTOR PALMERSTON NORTH. Foxton Agent—Mr. All. Fraser; Septic Tanks anrt Sewerage work ’a .peoiality , ' ~ laxmill, Sawmill, and Creamery Boner-' put in. Bakers’ Ovens and Sheep Dip? constructed. Mauriceville and Auckland Lime. English and Colonial \ Cement .' ways on hand* H B“ ENGINEER AndGeneval Blaok■mlthi Maxn-stkbet, Foxton. A GOOD BHOER KEPT, AGENT FOR Maodonnld At Co.’c "'lax Machinery ani Tyonwor* l, FOR ISCUTOHEHS,' PRESS SCREWS, Ac. Drums, Drum-spindle, and Feed oilers in stock. Also Special Steel’Feed Rollers and Steel Ribbers.
INDIGESTION, 108 S Off APPETITE AND SLEEP, WEAKNESS, stomach PAINS AND VOMITING,, ALL tIVC WAV TO MOTHER SEiGEL’S SYRUP. M«d«in Anait lA Penillade, wife of the well-known violinist end living at Magnolia Villa, aj Park Street, Glenferrie, Victoria, in a letter dated February 14, 1905, wrote: —“For a very long penod I was a chronic sufferer from that terrible complaint, indigestion. Mv appetite was poor, and the little food I was able to eat caused a lot of pain, distress and stomach disturbance, which usually ended in rAchmg or vomiting. At nights 1 was unable to sleep well, and in the mornings I had a thickly coated tongue and a disagreeable taste in the mouth, feeling more weary and worn out than when I went to bed. I tned many medicines, but without benefit. Of coarse I grew weaker and thinner, was quite disheartened, and very ill, when a friend —a Mrs. McWhinnie—three ye*r* hack told me of Mother Seigel’s Syrup. She Mid it had done her a world of good, and she kindly gave me a few doses from herown tottl* I felt a little better after it. anl so I began to take lt V2KSn2h to si 'tv well, to eat heartily, and digest my food. My health and strength returned, and when I had used four bottles of the Syrup I Wl perfectly cured.' vTbew has tofft no return of the complaint. s> visas airosE ihe rustic.
New Zealand Internationa 1 Exhibition. From November. 1906,' Apri 1907. Hagly Park, Cbriatchureh. THE New Zealand Express Cov have been appointed agents J connection with the above. All D formation and schedules supplied h our local agent, Mb Spblmam, Carrie" LAND. LAND. FOB SALE—}-aere sections in Coley, Gladstone and Futter Streets, or ia separate lots ; 6?aoresi fronting Coley aad Futter Streets ; 3i-a«res with eettage and sundry useful buildings freatins Coley Street; (9 section ?l fronting Coley and Gladstone Street (Sections’ 573 to 581) or the whole in one lot, SK For particulars apply on thft FIM ststdl Mania*. |fietablished in 18ft9,|5$T'Sfcj Capital (snhseribed) ... £1,0(10,00'' Capital ifpaid up) ... £200,000 '©serve Fund and undivided profits ... .£820,805 Net annua! Revenue (1902)' .., ... £408,923 THE PEEMIERNEWZEALAND “ COMPANY. ■Hesd Office, , ..? >Anekland. (General Manager, Jambs Buttle r rr« and Marine Risks of’'every ..ascription* accepted at leweit current rates. Wellington Branch—Comer o Grsv-stre«t and Lambt->n Quay. Foxton Agent— M. Hv WaLFEE. premises to lhillary. Coley Street, * 9. »
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3649, 19 May 1906, Page 4
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