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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 172, 24 August 1909, Page 4

HYGIENIC BAKERY. JN these hard times you cannot do better than buy you Cakes and Pastry at the HYGIENIC. Fresh goods daily. WHOLE Specially recommended by MEAj the Medical Faculty on SULTANA i account of its dietetic BREAD value We have been appointed SubAgents for ALLAN'S PAfENT PORTABLE BAKERS' — —— OVENS, and will be pleased to supply particulars and — ■■ — prices to enquirers. Oven on view at the Bakery. Tnspection invited. B. A. STOKES, Hygenie SaMery.

,ve tried our stocks of sound FIREWOOD OK OAL ■»•■— and place all their * mit.v. n<j. We have Etc.. Coal Best Rata and Coke and Charcoal Rfl&SOll Full Weight Good Fuel, i»0 Civility, Promptness with 'J ' Order, and Top Value. Telephoae J. WARD & SON, NO GOODWILL RANTED TO LET FOR FIVE YEARS. 300 ACHES OF FffiST-CLASS DAIRYING LAND AT A RENTAL OF 27/PER ACRE, 8 JULES FROM HAVFERA; GOOD FACTORY; GOOD 5-ROOMED HOUSE and COWSHED. THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME FOR GOOD FAMILY

i Apply— HAROLD GREVILLE, LAND k MACHINERY EXCHANGE. UNION ST.. HAWEKA. Telephone 14 :: Uox 07. PLANTING SEASON All kinds or trees arc grown and are for sale at R McK. MORISON'S NURSERY, STRATFORD. If you want SHELTER TREES—--Go to MORISON'S. If you want a good GARDEN HEDGE--Go to MORISON'S. If yon want FRUIT TREES—--Go to MORISON'S. If you want Trees, Shrubs, or Plants of any kind, go to— MORISON'S NURSERY, Stratford. Telephone 22. Address: R. McK. Morison, The Nursery, Stratford. DRY CLEANING. (Both la'.e of. Wellington Woollen Co.), DYERS, CLEANERS, AND PREBBEKB, DEVON ST. EAST and CURRIE SI (Next door to Mr. MynoMW.

Grandmother used • Bonnington's! r * For over 46 years Bonnington's Irish Moss has been the standard cough remedy. Grandmother used it. your mother used it, and you probably use it yourself and give it to your children. Irish Moss. There is no medicine like it tor breaking up coughs t, and colds, healing inflam- W matior in the bronchial gs tubes and preventing seri- if ous lung troubles. §f R£FUSE JUBSTITUTEJ. % Get what you ask for, and %■. ask for Bonnington's Irish '& no remedy "just as g00d.".; 8 n ;

"', Mrs. T. Burton, ZJbcrt-road, Epsom. '-,"■ N.Z., writes: "We all use ChamberlnVs / Cough Remedy, and think a lot of it. % . My husband, who is a conductor on the *> Auckland trams, takes it when he has '/ the least symptom of a cold, and it al- -.• ways lessens the attack. Have given it t .-to our. childrea many times for coughs I gTW croun. and it has never failed to °J »U clejnj«ti ud