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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 464, 31 July 1909, Page 3

In cases of acute Bronchitis or Influenza you can safely rely on TUSSICURA giving immediate relief. A mule can kick both hard and quick, And when you least expect it; A cold may kill, and often will Defy you to reject it! But Woods’ you know some time ago, And after years of thinking, Invented his Great Peppermint Cure Which stops all colds like winking. For Children’s Hacking Cough at night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, is 6d and zs 6d. Dick and Jack Arnst we have heard, Rode to fame on the trusty Red Bird ; Now Jack tends his plows and punches his cows, While Dick’s pace in a skiff’s not deferred. For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, is 6d and zs 6d* If in want of Birthday, Wedding or other gifts, go to Parkes’, the jeweller, the shop for presents.*

For continuation of Reading Matter see page 4 . TUESDAY, AUGUST 3RD. Farewell presentment of the TAYLOR-CARRINGTON HUMANIZED PICTURES. The new programme includes : —■ “Saved by Wireless,” “Only a Dog,” “A Veteran Soldier,” “Picturesque Palermo,” “Logging in Sweden,” “Bosphorus by Moonlight,” “Railway Official’s Dream,” “ Chinese Weddings” etc., etc. T.C. Prices: First-class 2s, Ladies half-price. Second-class is, Children 6d. E. ARMITAGE, Advance Agent. HTMATANGT STOCK SALE. MON DA \ . AITGI 1 IKfl*. rpME N.Z. LO A' A ?.:EPC'ANJL TILE Ai.K- ■ 1 ),, LTD., will s:ell as follows : „ , 2>o turnip lou 150 c:\Vv ui-'.iiill) 15(» hoggets 100 forward ewes 120 turnip fed fat ewes 40 forward bullocks 24 fat speyed cows 15 empty cows and heifers 10 yearling steers 6 springing heifers 6 dairy cows 3 springing cows 4 fat bullocks 3 springing cows 2 store bullocks 3 springing cows I fat cow IS mixed weaners 8 springing heifers I cow (at drop) 1 cow (calve November) 70 lambs 40 2-th Rom. ewes in lamb 50 s.m. ewes in lamb 5 weaner pigs 3 springing cows 2 cows September calvers 120 mixed sheep 12 3-yr steers 20 2-yr steers 5 fat cows LOST between Mr Healey’s and Mr Naylon's residence, Patrick Street, a garnet and pearl top off brooch. Reward on returning same to this office. HALL, FOXTON.

I WHEN FATHER COMES HOME FROM WORK TO-NIGHT. WILL the kitchen dresser be nicely furnished with gleaming crockery ?' Will the lamp be good and bright ? Will the grate, by its glistening gleam, repay the efforts you have expended on it ? Will the Cutlery shine with the lustre of silver? EVERYTHING THAT MAKES HOME BRIGHT. Such as crockery—lampware—cutlery—and kitchen utensils, at prices which will not make of an inroad on the family exchequer. We invite all thrifty housewives to come along and see our stocks, even if you don’t purchase, yoqr visit will be appreciated. colunsoFa.nd son, Hardware & Crockery Merchants. Palmerston N.