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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 61, 16 March 1904, Page 3

HOLLOW A Y'S OINTJircXT AM) I'ILLS. Diseases of the .skin. No case of disease of tin' .skin, be its liu I ure wluit, il may, has failed to be benefited when these potent remedies have been properly applied. In scrofulous and scorbutic affections tlie.v are especially serviceable. Scurvy ami eruptions, which had resisted ail other modes of treatment, and gradually become worse, have beun completely cured by Ilolloway's cooling Ointment, and purifying Tills, which root, out the disease from the blood itself, and leave the constitution free from every morbid taint. Jn the nursery Ilolloway's Ointment, should be ever at hand ; it will give ease in sprains, contusions, burns, scalds, and infantile r i iiptions, and may always safely be applied by any 'ordinary attendant.*

Primitive Methodist Church, QUOLX STKLKT. place (in TIII'WSIUY, Mnrrh ITth at :i p.m. lies-ides tin- .Ministers of tilt! tOJVII, till- Kevs. |li-ill<.. Hawsoll ! J1 ";°;' a,id w 0 „uo*aii ar« ..xp,; u .d to take purl. A .social will be |„.|,| lhl , s . 1)il( . evening- i,(, 7.: !0 t( , Wl . lc ~ , irvest Thanksgiving Services. State Control v. NoLicense. '.V. .J. DAWSON idiove subied. Baptist Union of New Zealand. CENTKAL A! NII./AUY. to.morrow (Thursday) \\ urt -\, | 7 , h ami will he opn, to 11,,- p„l Morning al Hi.—Annual business Afternoon al :t.—Paper liv ll„. ']{,. v Charles Dalla.slon, of Wellington " The Church and .Social " lie-l'oi-m." Open discussion to folKvciiiiignt 7.:i0.-Public meeting j„ Oill Street Church. Chairmandilb'prt Ciifson, Ksrj., of w a . nganui. Speakcis-ltevs. \\ Laml, and K. K»- of Welling! ton, and KW. liuckingham of Nelson. Special music. Collection for expenses. All invited ALL I'KKSONS limine; claims against the late Samuel I'ercv llellringcr, of New I'l.vumnlh, Carpenter, fire reipiesled to furnish the same in duplicate forthwith to UILSON & <!Kj.;y, Solicitors, .New IM.vmoutli. Borough of New Plymouth Borough of New Plymouth