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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 266, 2 April 1913, Page 3

pOR SALE—LKASE 01' SHOP, Kroiulwav. J!cst stand in town. | Kent, £1 18s pur wee!;. . For further particulars, apply W. H. 11. YOUXO & CO. Stratford. [A curd.] E- M ASIR . D'VDSTRATFORD. Address Empire Stables pAPER A JJOOM FOR g/g. Freshen up the Farmhouse. Smarten up the home. R painter and paperhanger, has just made a BIG PURCHASE OF WALLPAPERS WALLPAPERS WALL PAPERS WALL PAPERS Which he is offering at from £D A ROLL OD u A ROLL U

Nearly 10.000 rolls stocked. 500 rolls friezes at Id yd. up The average room takes seven rolls. Big stock of Picture Mouldings, Artiats' Colors, Brushes. Varnishes, and TAINTS READY TO USE. E. BECKETT HOUSE PAINTER, PAPERIIANGER & DECORATOR. STRATFORD. ANDERSON, RUTHERFURD AND MACALISTER. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. (Successors to W. A. Anderson.) Fenton St., Stratford, & County Offices, Whangamomona. Money to lend at lowest current rates. KEEPING WARM THESE COLD NIGHTS IS EASY If you buy your winter suit and underclothing from D. Clegg, Inglewood, the foremost outfitter uf men and boys in the whole district. NEW OVERCOATS. Built to keep out the eold and the wet. D. CLEGG TIIE INGLEWOOD CLOTHIER, INGLEWOOD " Makes Chart Order Suits that suit. FOB SALE. A BARGAIN. ANTED TO SELL, immediately Three hundred acres of flrst-clati and, seven miles from. Tauranga. kai to be sold at once for financial reason* and will be sold cheap. Land well inroved, grows splendid crops aua beautiful pasturage. For further pa* ■ieulars apply by letter to "(JHEAP FARM." fl/o Post Office Tauraflgi. <v. H. HUMPHREY INGLEWOOD. The BEST lor TALKING MACHINES A MUSIC. ffi'S.TO2 Ifirjwr 111 ainii uir CO i that" Irish ] £OllO Infkenz^ Nowadays everybody knows iht symptoms o( 1 Ji ler.za byexpenence Yet a little cara at the outset will prevent the serious complications so often occur. Bonnington s Mojs, rest and warmth will restore health in a few days. Bat go to bed at once—a day or so at the start will prev;nt a wjek or a fortnight away from work. Bonn'ngton's Irish Moss is the standard remedy—tested for half a cen tury, there's noth:ni to equal it. Mrs. E. Woodhouac, of Njfihcote, writes: "I have tried a boille filßoniunston'i Irish Moss 2nd found it very good. I had a sudden attack of Influenza and it saved me from a severe illoeu." Refuss an imitation or subslijute which gives the dealer a bigger profit. Insist an getting Bornin^ton's. JSCS m , CARRAGEEN IRISH MOSS ■U can get it cheaper at the Red Post.