. POLYPATHIA . NEW SYSTEM OF HEALING, v NEW S A-EM OF HEALING, THIRD VIBIT TD NEW PLYMIIrH. Mow Cons made by Polyi*tbic than any otherisjystem in tha World. FBBB TREATMENT. TREATMENT. Consultation. 9 a.m. to 8 p.mWHITB HART HOI'BL. Consultation, Advice and Al Curable Lhease FREE ' only to be paid for. Bate Treatment of all CHARGE. Medicine POLTPATHy, the New Method of Bealing, is the surest and most rapid as it cores -sith absolute certainty such disease! as OANOER, EPI'LBPST and AsTHMA-incMlble under the old system—as well as all chronic all nervous complaints i 4 women and men, | '■ ■ .NOTE.—They visit, m routamawera, Wednesday.. February 6th; Stratford, 'ihmifc,and Friday, %ta and 7th February; and InglewoK Wednesday,l2th February. "• 1
BOW, BOTB. JOTS, HIOHOLBOro 0 . BOT WOBMBKMKDY. "TOB simplest and most effectual remedy J. or killing and expelling all kindf » Wonaa in the Bone. The remeu oonsUts of a tasteless,and odourless powder wbiob is aafly administered in horse-feed. Evan If the home is ree from worms, the Powders will sot as a tonio, putting the animal in **- 'op condition. The Uvea of man rainhorses have been saved in and aroond Bawkeb Bay by the prompt we of Nichol aon's Bemedy. The following Is a testl snonial out of many : To Mr. Hiehobmv-Dear Or,—After "Bot worm Remedy" a gnat, quant i 'worms were expelled, and I can now rooon> mend your remedy as the best I have used. It is simple, and so easily admin» tend, and at the same time so effectual: that I will recommend it to anyone in sear A; of sach a remedy. It expels all kind ct wpnri My horse is now in dttion nd is eating well, ani «mootha.<d glossy.—l remain, yoms faithAlly, Thomab Bkaskbo Angus, 1899. ied> -Is 6d packet (4 powders; postage don each packet. Mstrihntlng Agent for branaU-A K Bam, Onanist, New Plymouth. Waitara Agents—Lawbwoi Bbob Prepared only by T. A W. NICHOLSON, MJJL, Pharmaceutical Chemist and Drnggist (by ■(.Woodville, HA
PARIS EXPOSITION. HOIHIB VIOTOBI AIaPHA-DELAVAJj SEPARATOR. THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIET* Have been notified by Messrs Mason, Btbuthbbs fc 0 , of bnrtchurch,thattheyreceiv«>d cable on aturday that the ALPHA-DB LAVAL SKPABATOBh ' '" hadsecuredtbeGßANDPßlZß at the Pari Exhibition, beat ing all other competitors WATT ft LAING ESTATE, <fc FINANCIAL AGENTS. FOB BALI.! •ores, freehold rising district, 700 acres la grass, fenced, whan, etc., good road, nearly all metalled, carries a lot of stock. Price, LB 16s per acre. Term: Lsoocash, balance to remain at 4J per cent acres freehold, progressive district, 450 acres in grass, 160 chains fencing, sheep yards and dip, whare, good road. Price L3l6s. 000 acres, Id, splendid district, 140 C acres in gnus, 8 paddocks, sheep proof fencing, 4-roomed noose, shearing shed, sheep and cattle yards, dairies, etc. AI first-lass section. Price, L 4 10b per acre, j Terms: L 1250, balance to remain at 4 per cent 840 acres, ~ one hours drive from Waitara, all grassed but 140 acres, large portioa plonghable at once, r orae ploughed, well watered and sub-divided, first class new house, yards, shed, etc., quaranteed to carry three sheep to the acre. Pric : L 6 10s per acre. Easy terms. 6860 Acres, freehold, first-class .ii-irlot, main road, best markets, 3500 a.ras in best English, grasses, 10 miles sheep-proof fencing; homestead, yards,: W' etc. Price: *-3 5s per acre. Terms: . acre cash, balance to remain f w 5 years. 1000 Acres, freehold, good district, main road, nearly all in grass, sub-divided, sheep-pro fencing, good bouse and outnildings. One of the cheapest farms in /C the North Island. Price: L 4 per acre Owner leaving for England. 1000 Acres, freehold, coast land, equal anything in the Waimate Plains, suitable fattening or dairying, factory adjoingood homestead, land in good heart a well sub-divided. On o best farm in the country. Fr £ per « Very easy terms. WATT & LAING, '"; Land Batat-, and Financial Agents Opposite Ooffa Palace) Mew Plymouth TANTED.— Housekeepers to try Maslin meal.—Wholesale Agents, Bukqbb, Vtum
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 24, 29 January 1902, Page 1
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652Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 24, 29 January 1902, Page 1
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