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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 97, 10 May 1902, Page 6

Geoige Washington, that gieat good man, Who never told a lie, The Independence War began And broke the mutual tie. Theie's Uuth in we state below, The pioofs aie veiy ure, For if you want your cough to go, Take Woods' Grkvt Peppermint Cube.

A CROSS PATCH.

You meet these cioss grained, initable people e\ery day and the secret of their lrlitabihty is a "bioken down" stomach. Maluntntion is the cause. The digestive organs aie not in working oidei and the food that is eaten is not digested and body and brain aie starved. Nourishment is derived fiom the food that is digested. The "cross patch" is a dyspeptic and one to be pitied. It is youi duty to lecommend to every "cioss patch " you meet —

Impey's May Apple, THE IDEAL FA MIL V MEDICINE This is the gieat stomach panacea of the day and as the lesult of yeais of reseaich and experiment in the \egetable kingdom. It acts piomptly and etlecthely. It is pleasant to take and it is safe and lehable. Chemists and Stores, 2/6. 2

BAKER BROS. AUCTIONEERS and ESTATE AGENTS 38, LAMBTON QUAY. FOR SALE. P <'i^fP^ f&.tr' 1 "VTEAR BASIN RESERVE —Two Cottages, coni3i taming .i and 4 rooms lespectivelj , with bath, coppei, tubs, lecent diainage, etc. , land 33 \ 100 £675. Annual l en tal, £65. 429 Telegiaphic Address Telephone Ulrich, Wellington No. 1453. C. A. ULRIOH'U LRI0H ' MINING AGENT and SHAREBROKER, WELLINGTON. Office- Westminstei Chambers, Commercial Union Buildings, Lambton Quay. P.O. Box 108.

SIDEY, MEECH, & CO., A UCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION A. MERCHANTS, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. Houses of Furnituie in large or small lots JBought or sold on Commission. Prompt Sales and Moderate Charges.