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Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 104, 12 August 1902, Page 5

Tom itiwt of 10 per cent on all CASH ► of ! . : ! ;-j'i . f. s'i rv * ■*! i to rrotffy :Hs many Clients that his ; . well assorted stock of Boots and t Shoes will be sold as is a fare oppoiV tunity for securing . -y\ r ' ; '■■■l Up-to-date Boots and Shoes at such a great reduction. •; k Itisa well, known fact my .Stock comprises the LATEST STYLES both iti AMERtCA A AMO COLONIAL. FOOTfFEAR, anSI am continually opening FRESH STOCK D/RECTFROM THE FACTORIES; therefore my aStomJs c in rely upon getting a first class article. ; ; QasK Jflfonth @nhj. AUGUSTjth t iqo2 A. M mt^ueka; or {fine

HOW TO STOP A COUGH. A simple but effective remedy; the following. Breathing throueh the nostrils, inhale a full breath as slowly as is possible without causing fatigue. Expel the breath in the same manner and repeat the operation ten times. This Will stop the coughing for about a quarter of ari hour. Take a dose < f Chamberlin’s Cough Remedy duringthis lull and the medicine will have a better opportunity to act and will speedily effect a complete cure. Ita lways cures and cures quickly. A. Manoy sells it.

As an instance of the efficacy of birds as destroyers of insect pests, Mr W. T. Xi. Travers stated at the Philosophical Society, Wellington, that while a certain insect was f und to lav 2000 eggs in a year, a single tomtit was found to eat 200,000 eggs in the same t. me. A swallow devoured 543 ins ets in a dsvv, eggs and all. CHAMBERLAIN’S PAIN BALM has an enviable? reputation as a cure for rheumatism,.. Abundant testimony is at hand to show its wonderful efficacy ,in curingthis painful and treacherous ailment. Pain. Balm is a iirmneri,t and is unequaled as a speedy cure for strains, bruises, burns and: scalds. 1 Oiie application gives relief, 'fry it. A. Manny sells, it.„ '