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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 225, 20 October 1903, Page 4

You need nerve force and Restoration of physical energy. LANE'S EMULSION Buildvup force aiuV%nergy. Here is a "Nnpier histauco of what Lane s Emulsion has done. " ti severe attack of tvphoid fever, which 8 j6t months, it left me in n. very weak con- a A dition. Instead of my usual weight rff 12 stone § 3 I reduced to 8 stone. Commencing work § 1 .''More I wis thoroughly strong, I was coniinu- g ally catchintr cold, and until I tried your ctnul- 9 s:on no medicines seemed to do sue any gnnd. 1 The rapidity with which your emulsion helped 8 me to logain health and sircneih astonished both H my friends and mys;*lf. Changes of weather H do not trrmMt me now. Mv weight is now 14 | stone, and thanks to your emuU'.on, I am as well 8 and strong as ew r f wa<. M A.J. PETHKRICK, Tailor. g I Hastings Street, Napier." § H Medicine aud food combined is what | I build;. quickly after severe illness. Lane's | R "Emulsion is W'tV With such testimony | B as Mr j'ctliorffk's, v.-ho can deny Iho 1 [/ tar.'c that 'L:ine's Emulsion restores to | g strength, vigour. Mini nnv> life? If you, g g dear read*, fuel ill-it your health is not 1 I so robust and vigorous as it should he, 8 | let ns urge the use of this great lutig- | S hea'.->r and body huilder. j £ @Bnv it and try it. to-day. All Chemists f c and Scores. 2ii and •' t5. I | Tnlre none but; Lack's. 59 I

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SOUTH ROAD SECTIONS, j ; £) FREEHOLD SKQTIONB for" sab.! i.*J itaateri between town and ha roour j EKJiTAIN & CO. j rA£i*?&K£ Ano LM ATI ATION > KQCIiiTY ; FishingSeason-J.-l Octohar, 1903, to lathi April, I SOI. Im-'ii Iha : -ur. .fJ cle ;-n:l ■> ~. P'vmoath; hi-; ■' . Gpuna&e ; anU irorj. the u^derii^nt; 1 D. MoALLUiI, j Secretary. Keqd&ations L >'d hi: Fisheries Con- i skrvation- acts. I Fixing licenses, which will be Colonial, aj Eollows: ! Licensee for Man Twenty shillings for the whole season; five «hiiliags for one [month; and two shillings and sixpence for one wees. Licenses for women, and for boys attending school or under the *•■!« of M jeare: Ten shillings lor the whole season; th'ee rbi'iir:t<:;' for one month; or one shilli.a r siz tjhcu r one week. V. Whittle Tf. B. Jlur curing V/. B.nvley J. Ecnrieit 1 hos. Blackwood J. B Wilson A If. Mar&h ' '• K. Hciith Alirerl Walkar (boy) 0. h'eabriglit L. Brown (h oath; (hoy) P. ilcAU'jm John Simpson H. A •" " ■ • K. T. Gyde J. Gibson, jun. Hop'-tiiidOn Ohas. Saiiui Jan. Wilton Geo. bidijoy tt&odinrj (boy.)