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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 98, 15 May 1900, Page 3

WHEN YOU FEEL RUN DOWN, the xn 1 bowela irregular, specks before the 3 eyes, nervous and irritable, the apP petite not too good, an uncomfortS [able and blown-out feeling after a meals, your are bilious and livery. £ J LOASBY'S WAHOO soon alters all this. It stimulates the whole system, makes every organ act in unison and perform its natural functions with ease. YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE DOZttN P5 > bottles, A single dose isually § I relieves, and one bottle generally 3 [cures. It is worth trying. can H [be obtained everywhere. 3 K J Ask for Loasby's Wahoo. THEATRE ROYAL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 18th and 19th May. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. GRAND PATRIOTIC SOENIO CONOERT By EDISON KINEMATOGRAPH COMPANY. THE BOER WAR. Thrilling Living Pictures of Real Warfare. 3000 feet War Films, taken by permission of the British Government, Great Battles. Brilliant Deeds. Sensational Events. Colonial Contingents. Humorous Scenes, Etc. " The Nation's Call to Arms." Beautifully-colonred Myrioramic Views. New Zealand's Five Contingents, including the Taranaki Boys and Kough Riders. British and Boer Generals and Forces. Famous Places and Scenic Gems. . Grand Concert Programme by World-famed Artists will be given by Edison's Latest Marvel, THE COLOSSOPHONE, which reproduces found louder than the original, with all the natural sweetness and melody. Admission, Is. Front Seats and Gallery, 2s. Children, half-price. 0. Coopbb, W. J. MaoDbrmott, Scenic Artist. Manager. ELTHAM, WEDNESDAY, May 16. STRATFORD, THURSDAY, May 17. . NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HOLIDAYS. aOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from ANY STATION to ANY STATION on the Wellirglon-Napier-New Plymouth fc'cction, and from ANY STATION on the Napier-New Plymouth Line and Branches to Wellington, via Manawatu Railway, on May 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, available for return till 30tb May. These tickets will be extensible for the return journey for further period of 14 days urder usual conditions. For further particulars see posters at stations. 15,22 BY ORDER. TTT7 r "P \ \ Tuere are mar, y readers JLL dJLj X. • who have received wond- \ erful assistance from TTI?T,TM LOASBY'S WAHOO Many of them have been cured after years of suffering when they had almost given up hope, so many things had been tried and found wanting. There abb kombkhs o*' Dyspeptics stiia about. They are groping in the dark similar to what you used to do. When you hear of them let them know what LOASBY'S WAHOO bas done for you. «n ■ mm m—™»^i You ark Helping Thbm and you are recompensing us for. the good we bave done. Most people are doubtful about what they read in advertisement. They wont believe what they read nearl,- as readily as what a friend or acquaintance tells them. We have never published by onehalf the numerous testimonials we have received, and possibly the testimonial you may have given us has been overlooked. They will be utilised in turn, meantime your active help will assist both suffering humanity and ourselves Sole manufacturers and proprietors: LOASBY'S "WAHOO Coy., Limited, Wholesale agents :—Kempthorne, Prosser & Oo.'s N.Z. Drug Coy. LEPPERTON. » CONCERT and DANCE in aid of the L Lepperton Public Hall will be held on THURSDAY, May 17tb, in which leading vocalists from New Plymouth, Waitara, and surrounding districts will take part. Admission to Concert, Is; Dance, Is. Special dance music supplied. Refreshments provided. J. W. CROWE, 5,12 Hon. Sec. NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT AND LOAN SOCIETY (Permanent). THE 24th ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Society will be held on Monday, 21st May, 1900, at 7.30 p.m., at the office of the Society, Broughamstreet, New Plymouth, to receive the neport of the Directors, the Annual Statement of Accouat3, and f-.ir such ot : er Lu&ioecs as may be brought betore the meeting. C. REN NELL, Secretary. Now Plymouth, May 10th, 1900. TATARAIMAKA. TTTESLEYAN CHURCH aw BAZAAR SALE OF PRODUCE at 3.30 by K M, Smith, Esq,, Ai.H.R.; aHLTRSDAi, lira MAY. The Revs. S. J. Sn r dLL, W. Gakneix, and John H. Whiie are expected to take part in the ceremony. Admission, 6d. "Knife and Fork" Tea from i p.m., Is, MEN'S HAT-TRIMMING & BLINDFOLD BLACKBOARD PIG-DRAWING COM PETITIONS, CONCERTS, Refbeshments, Etc., Etc. [Conveyance leaves Town directly aftir 1, Proceeds on eq«. makaanu Ofc&wTo