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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 2, 16 June 1883, Page 3

THIS SPACE IS i T> E- S E R V^'E D FOR it JOHN FARE ELL'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT

WANTED— Subscribers to the following Monthly Periodicals, per quarter, in advance : — Young Ladies' Journal, Bow Bells, and Harpers' Monthly Magazine, each 3s 6d,'with postage 5a ; Picturesque New .Zealand, 3s with postape included ; London Journal and Sometning to Read, rach 2s. 6d., with postage^ 3i> 6d ; Bow Bells Novelettes (4 complete tales), 2s 3d, with postage, -3s ; Family Herald, Family Reader, London Reader, Chambers' Journal, Union Jack, Youn« Men of Great Britain, Girls' Own Paper, Bo>s' Own Paper, Boys' Standard, Boys of England, and Our Boys' Journal, each 2s 6d, with postage, 3s 3d ; Every Month, Is 3d, with postage, 2s; Illustrated Penny Paper, Is 6d, with postage, 2s; Monthly N.Z. Settler, Is 6d post free. Weekly Newspapers as follow : — Australasian, Auckland Weekly News, Canterbury Times, and New Zealand Freeman's Journal, each Gs, With postage, 6s 6d ; Northern Wairoa Gazette, 5a post free ; Melbourne Once a Week and Auckland Observer, each 3*, with postage, 3s 6d ; Free Press and Te Aroha News, each 2s, with postage, 2s 6d ; Free Lance, Is, with postage Is 6d. Any Book, Periodical, or Newspaper imported to order. Deposit required.— C. MACKAY, Bookseller (lute Mdckay Brothers), 11, Groy-st., Auckland. pl¥E "pBSTAOBANT. BOARD ANdTiESIDENCE. .

GOOD BEDSJ

A FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT LUNCHEON AT ANY HOUK.

Also, an Unlimited Supply of FRESH FRUIT! CORDIALS! and GENERAL STORES

RETIREMENT FOR TRAVELLERS.

CHARGES MODERATE).

Note the Address :—: — M. HOTOHIN PINE RESTAURANT^ Whitaker Street, f © Aroha. c

WIZARD CHI,; ia a distinguishing name, given by Frank Western to his Medicine, which is composed of rarious Vegetable Oils, Healing Quins, I'iare Balsams, Roots, Barks and HLerbs, (found onlyjonthe Great American Continent,) forming the Chemical Compound universally known as "W«ston's Wnaard Oil.' 11 This Medicine was first introduced, »y Frank Weston, to the Australian Public in 1864. and the wonderful and mysterious influence it exhibited in stopping the most excruciating Fains, Aches and Infirmities, in a few days after it« use is well known. Its miraculous power in rising the Bed-ridden, Crippled,lvheumatic,JSteuralgic,dive«ting the system of all suffering from pain, inflammation and weakness, curing in a few days the sickness and diseases of months and years givint instantaneous Ease and Comfortin au ordinary paina and aolxes, either internal or external, all cramps, ftpasms, ongestions, &c, is well known. "Weston's VSTieard Oil has the power .w tlifitriluuc itself over every part of Kie bodyintvrnaJly hb wpH u- cTtornally, cur:ny, the mo«» mv. 'i • • '18 of tumors, ulcara soroi") r ,J . Uv«r, pilea, wwelliugß, viv ia^a, ewJ.,^so.