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OARRIAOE-PAID PARCELS. UPON receipt of remittance we will forward, carriage-paid, any of the Parcels mentioned below. All the goods have been carefully selected, and we guarantee exceptional value. Any parcel not approved of may be returned, and full money will be refunded. 25s CUTLERY PARCEL, Half-dozen of Everything. l / 2 doz. Tablespoons, guaranteed to wear white throughout. Yz doz. Dessertspoons, guaranteed to wear white throughout. Yz doz. Teaspoons, guaranteed to wear white throughout. Yz doz. Table Forks, guaranteed to wear white throughout. V 2 doz. Dessert Forks, guaranteed to wear white throughout. Yz doz. Table Knives, best Xylonite Handles. Yz doz. Dessert Knives, best Xylonite Handles. 21s MANCHESTER PARCEL. 1 pair White Lace Curtains, 3yds long. Yz doz. Superior White Longcloth. I pair Large Turkish Towels. I pair Double-bed Sheets, ready hemmed. 2%yds White Table Damask. 5s TOILET SUNDRY PARCEL. I Bottle Fragrant Lavender water. 3 Perfumed Sachets. I Box Glycerine and cucumber Toilet Soap. I Tin Carbolic Tooth Powder. I Box Superior Violet Powder. I Bottle Lavender Smelling Saits. I Tube Lanoline. 21s PARCEL. I Stripe Cambric Blouse. I Smart Moirette or Print Underskirt. I Pair White Longcloth Knickers. I White Longcloth Nightdress. I Pair Rubber Grip Hose Suspenders. I Very Smart Ready-to-wear Cambric Dress. WELLINGTON S BUSIEST Sj Womei* Who Dairy! DAIRYING calls for special footwear on account of the rough wear and tear it necessitates. Women engaged in dairying should wear boots made of leather, proof against the wet and slush ; good leather, strong yd pliable to the feet. Our Women’s Dairy Leglets 8/6 safeguard the feet in the best manner possible. Stout soled boots, leather lined, with toe and heel plates. We make them in our factory and. we sell direct to you at the factory price • a pair. Postage 8d extra. Drop a line for catalogue or call on us when next in town. E. PEARCE & CO., Ltd, Cuba Street. WELLINGTON. m The Gnat Hair Food AND TONIC I’m the ABSOLUTE Cure for BALDNESS. ALOPECIA DANDRUFF. Weak and Falling Hair, Irritation of Scalp, and all Hair troubles. I X nice will find me inwalnahle. LAUIt-3 1 a dd « glossy, silky character to your tresses, without that sticky, greasy feeling. I’m known aO over Australasia as the GREAT HAIR FOOD & TONIC Wioletta I’m sold by leading chemists, hairdressers and Cores, at 3/6 large bottle. Pottage 6d. extra. I'm gosranteed to do justice at reton rev mooes Agent : E. HealEy, Chemist, Eoxton. J'ynmt in W W « ■mtr Jjoctor \h\VYOU REAP <i J 35 THE BENEFIT ft i LX S 5-: n . a*. Digestion Is the process by which - food is changed into blood, brain and muscle; it is the first essential to vigour, vitality and health. Indigestion—imperfect digestion—makes even good food become poisonous, filling the system with impurities, which in their turn cause-.pains after eating, weariness of mind and body, headaches, palpitation, acidity, and unless remedied, general ill-health and weakness. M6OW DIGESTION WHEN YOU TAKE The one unfailing cure, as tens of thousands of old-time dyspeptics have stilled.'is Mother Seigel's Syrup—the world-famous digestive tonic made of ots. barks and leaves. Taken daily after meals, ft aids digestion, regulates e action of the liver and bowels, and makes food nourish and strengthen iu— that'is the secret of its great success. It cured Mr. Suldeley, I, Cvrtl reet St Kilda South Victoria, of acute indigestion Tie says:— My Irewas thorough and permanent. , The Syrup is * matchless med,cine for a weak stofnach." MOTHER SEIGEL'S SYSOP t 'AN IDEAL TONIC FOR THE STOMACH AND LIVER.

m rjIHE Thoroughbred Stallion STROWAN. Will visit Poxton every season, also The Draught Stallion BOX£L PRINCE. s£aad hi Poxton and visit Levin '»’*%&Shanooa ever y week. farther part iculars and lees see hr "apply to _ ' r h ' Groom n Charge. ‘ " f ‘ T.ANDKEW. Seaodia St., Palpjerst on N. ■ !;,:r -."jK Owae .**

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 603, 30 November 1909, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 603, 30 November 1909, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 603, 30 November 1909, Page 4

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