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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 233, 29 October 1903, Page 4

' remedy for many I things. SBowel disorders, § j Stomacfj troubles, »( ' ailments of tde Sidneys h and Bladder. I 1 ' 7f in eases of Sldeumafism. Jt dears We %hod—tfirougd tde Kidneys. \ S)on't aeeept any jj\\ substitute. ¥oumust s\j, J J get tde genuine, (fizf

The iixouuGUTiNe rAiM horn liorns, bunions or chilb'ains may be avoided by a free applioat : .on of Chamberlain b Pain Balm. For salß by New Plymouth Co-onerative Society.—Advt. Is there such a person as sutlers rheumatic pains, that has not heard what Bock's Khenmatic Powder claims ? The excess of uric acid it helps to destroy, and sufferers perfect health may again enjoy. Do our readers know my name. Which has already gained much fame 1 I am of only small dimensions, But own to very great prehensions As lots of friends will certify My merits a trial will justify. To cure all throat auctions I lay claim, And please Bock' 3 Balsam is my name. If toothache gives yon cruel pain, Be thankful it is not a sprain. From toothache we assure you Bock's Hbbb Extbaot will cure ycu. The above is free from acids, being purely herbal, gives instant relief without injuring the teeth, and proves permanent in most cases. Price Is, oE lc«iding chemists or stores Bubns ank Oiii'S.—S'igbt injuries of this character are of frequent occurence in almost every household. While they are not dangerous, except when blood poisoning results from the injury, they are often quite painful and annoying Tfley cm be quickly beaUd by applying Ohnmbeilain's Pain Balm. It allays the pain almost instantly, and heals the injured parts without matter being formed, which ensures a cure in one third the time that the usual treatment would require. It is the most perfect preparation in use for burns, scalds, cuts bruises and like injuries. It should be applied with a feather, and before the parts become swollen if possible. For sale by the New Plymouth Qo-op. Society.—Adu

RAHOTU-NEW PLYMOUTff COACH SERVICE, ON and after sth October, 1903, the undersigned will run a Ooaoh Service between New Plymouth and Eahotu ae under: Leaving Rahotu Mondays and Wednesdays at 7.30 a.m. Arriving New Plymouth at 12.30. Leaving New Plymouth Tuesdays arid Thursdays at 1 p.m. Arriving Babotu at 6 p.m. On SATURDAYS the usual ferv'ce will continue, viz.;— - Leave Kahotu at B a.m. Arrive New Plymouth at 10 a ty, Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Arrive Babotu at 8 30 p,m, Notb.—The above service will be run strictly to time. Fares: Single, 7s! Return, 12s. Intermediate fares in proportion, f All Fares must bs prepaid and a ticke 4 for same obtained.] GO.QPB SERVICE. My General Carrying Saryjce between Bahotu and New Plymouth will run EVERY DAY. Booking office at Mr. Newton King's yard, Currie-stroet, or Mr. D. Berry's ehop, Brongham-street. LATEST LOO AL NEWSPAPERS OARRIKP N.B.—The Coach has been newly painted and upholstered, supplied with gooo horses, and is now Beuond to none in the colony. It will be in charge cf an experienced driver, and by strict attention to business, together with civility, I hope to merit a fair share of patronage. JAMEb MoCULI.UM, Proprietor

EXTRAORDINARY ENUINE /CLEARING | fENUINE \J LEAKING kjALE E. T. Petty "AVING agreed to sell his Business, hi L heavy stock ot First Class Goods MiJST BE REDUCED AT ONCE. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. CARPETS AND LINOLEUMS HEARTHRUGS CKOOKERY OF ALL KINGS tfND GLASSWARE. IN.B.— The sale can only last a short time DON'T MIS 3 THE CHANCE. E. T. PETTY, - NEW PLYMOUTH