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R. H. B/LEBER, Engineer & General Blacksmith, MAIN-STEBET, FOXTON. A GOOD SHOER KEPT. Agent for booth, macDONALD & GO’S Flax Machinery and Ironwork— Scutchers, Presses, Screws, Drumspindles, Drums, and Feed Rollers. Also Special Steel Feed Rollers and Steel’Ribbers. I- I- FAKE BUILDER & CONTRACTOR PALMERSTON NORTH. Foxton Agent- Mr. Alf. Fraserj Septic Tanks and Sewerage work a .peoiality* laxmill, Sawmill, and Creamery Boilers nut in. Bakers’ Ovens and Sheep Dips ■(instructed. Mauriceville and Auckland r . ; rae. English and Colonial Cement ■ ways on hand

MOTHER SEIGEL’S SYRUP MRS. CLARA J. LANE, of Leans Corner, Googer Street, West Adelaide, under date of March 23, 1905, says: “For many years I suffered from extreme nervous and physical weakness due to chronic indigestion, I lost sleep and appetite and my food caused severe stomach pains. I was very weak, lost flesh and suffered from dizziness. With no relief whatever from taking many kinds of medicine, I had to call iu a doctor; but he seemed unable to help me. Finally I read of Mother Seigel’s Syrup and began to use it. In less than a week I felt much relief. When I had used a dozen bottles I was quite cured and have been well and hearty ever since.” FOR 35 YEARS THE WORLD’S REMEDY. MRS. A. BRANTFORD, of Argent St., Broken Hill, N.S.W., in a letter of Oct. 29, 1905, declares that after four years suffering from dyspepsia—involving weakness, distressing pains in the stomach, head and intestines, and when many different medicines had failed to help her, she was quickly and completely cured by Mother Seigel’s Syrup, iHiiiiiHwwMw FOR disorders OF THE I— 1 STOMACH, LIVER ft KIDNEYS.

New Zealand International Exhibition From November, 1906. to April, 1907. Hagly Park, Christcnurobil THE New Zealand Express Coy. have been appointed agents in oonnectino with the above. All information and schedules supplied by our local agent, Me Spelman, Carrier. LANRLAND. FOR SALE—|-aore sections in Coley, Gladstone and Futter Streets, or in separate lota; 6|»cres| fronting Coley and Putter Streets ; with cottage and ‘-undry useful buildings fronting Coley Street; 3 (9 sections’) ‘Vonting Coley and Gladstone Street 'Sections! 573 to 581) or the whole in one lot. ’For h-Vt dan apoly on the nremises to J. HILLARY, Coley Street. N l ' Tnsumuce Company Five and Marine. Established in 1869, Capital (subscribed) £I,OOO 000 Capital (paid up) £200,000 Reserve Fund and undivided profits ... '£320,805 Net annual Revenue (1902) ... £408,923 THE PREMIER NEW ZEALAND COMPANY. 9 Head Office, .. .. Auckland. 'General Manager, James Buttle. rira and Marino Risks of every description accepted at lowest current rates. Wellington Branch—Corner of Gray-street and Lambton Quay. Foxton Agent—M. H. WALTER.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 26 July 1906, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 26 July 1906, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 26 July 1906, Page 4

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