REALLY GOOD COUGH SYRUP. HOW TO MAKE IT AT HOME. By a Qualified Chemist. Thousands of peoplo now make their own good family cough and cold remedy from the following prescription, ft saves such a lot of money, and doei such a lot of good, that its quick popularity is easily accounted for. Obtain from your chemist or store one bottle of Heun'u Esßence and mix it with treacle, sugar, and water as per simple directions on Hean's Essence label. This will make one pint of really good cough, cold and sore throat remedy. It is nice to take, is warming, soothing, comforting, lasts & long time and never spoils. It giveg twelve shillings' worth for 2s. A few drops may be given to a child and a spoonful to an adult. Each dose should be sipped slowly to allow the mixture to lubricate the throat as much as possible, and to help its warming, soothing and curing effects. For influenza, asthma, croup, whooping, and other coughs this mixture proves a boon wherever used. Hean's Essence can now be obtained from most chemists and stores, or post free on receipt of price, 25., from G. W. Hean, Family Chemist, Wanganui. - Wherever you buy, be sure you get Hean's Ess ence, as no other will do. 2i
C'LRK, MARINE tnd ACCIDENT DfRANCE in nil iu :i<- 'j,:iie» waepad LOWJJST CUKIiSNi ai'ia.
rsncu omce: t/Qrne/ 0/ lifui.giiai! :si?»eie» larouciisut STRATFORD ACCI.I .vw'ISATIOJSOCIKTY.
SHOOTING SEASON, 1914. REWARD of £5 will be paid to anyone giving information that will lead to the conviction of any person infringing the provisions of the Animals Protection Act, lihe Fisheries Conservation Act, or who is shooting without a license. Licenses must be produced on request oi the rangers. The following is a list of the persons to whom shooting licenses have been issued up to 12th May, 1914: Whangamomona, G. F. Court, H. Strombon, S. Rosewarne, W. Rosewarne, J. Phillips, D. Armstrong, J. R. Donaldson, 0. Olansen, G. Todd, J. K Anderson, R. G. Fawkner, J. Roguslri, J. Scarry, C. Cronin. Stratford: T. Kirkwood, J. L-evandowski, E. J. Kirkwood, R. Walker, L. Walker, C. Jackson, G. A. Harris, jnr., R. Garliek. F. Collins, J. Jackson, R. J. McFarlvne, E. A. Walsh, J. T . Martin, F W. Whittel, T Lyford, .H. Faaackerlcy, C. B. Walsh, W. J. Hamblyn, A Came Ton, T. Nicholson, E. Mason, J. R. L. Stanford, W. Hellier, J. Petrie, 11. E. Abraham. Tututawa: A. H. Clotliier. Ngaere: A. Kenny, W. J. Morrison. Stratford: W. F. Clouston, J. Martin, R. J. Rogers, B. Fearon, A. J. Da>vey, Fred Collins, A. Cameron, E. A. Townley, N. J. Higginson, B. E. Richmond, A. A. Hammond, C. C. Whittington, Baker Green, A. Nelson, D. Steven, C. Hult, C. H. Chavanncs, P. Phelan, H. H. Gollop, W. R. Davie* L. R. L. Davies. HaroM Kennedy, IT. A r oyle. Toko: Evan Jones, John Goblup. A. A. Piper Oheis. Tuck, Joseph Cfciskev., Jas .A. Stanford, W. 11. Linn, J. E. Rutherford, Ernest N. Neal. Te Popo: G. Knox, jnr., M. M. Knox, Dougias Thos. Ym-ng, Wellington, D. Bohan; Te Wera. A. Simmons, 11. P. Comrie; Poliokura, C. Steer; Huiakama, F. W. Myers, A. 11. Franks, 0. Coulton, W. E. Simmons; Strathmore: W. Jones, R. Meredith, T. Lunan, F. Williams, A. Orudis; Poliokura: W. J. Wilson; Toko: J. Gedge, C. Riley, 11. Chubb, J. Kilpatrick, .1. W. T. ones; Stratford: V. R. Brown, F. Edwards, IT. Campbell, S. Campbell, John Rogers, A. D. Corkill, IT. E. Winder, E. A. Campbell, T. D. Colsoii, E. 11. Allen, W. 11. Harris, W. It Rowe, W. Lovett; Kapmii: W. Smith; Toko: Alex. T. Green, Charles Finchnm, Peter Ooldup, W. Smith. R. F. HARKNESS, Secretary.
PIGS! PIGS! 'THE DJGLEWOOD BACON COMPANT are buyers of Prime Baco? Piga between 1121b. and 1501b, dead .vreigfc* J PROM 6HAHEHOLDEES ONLY. | At tho Factory—Wednesday, July 1, S \ and Tl. ' | Waitara—Holiday, July 0 I Midliirst—TuesdaV, .lulv 7. J Tariki—Monday, July 20. J Smart Koad—Tuesday, July 21. } ■ioko—H,v arrangement i PIGS! |rpH2 JJACOX QO. | RECEIVING DATES WILL HE ANNOUNCED LATER. o. WOOLDRIDGTC, Okato. ' J. YANDLE, ,9t,rutford. H. A. HAYCOCK, Hawcra.
pigs! pigs! DOKTHWICK & 6 6M J fi JSECEIVING DATES FOE MAY. Toko, Monday, 4, IS. Tariki—Wednesday, 0, 20. Douglas—Monday, 11, 25. Stratford—Tuesday, 5, 12, 19, 2G. Midhirst—Wednesday, 13, 27. To AVcra—As per Arrangement. J, BUTCHER. Agent.
PIGS W. D a;no ".m. tVill receive I'rim' _ . 1 , „ . .... Bacon ... followin" ~ . , Pigs at , WClßlUliff f .. REP 1 "" latioiiß-. 3k- -; Vl f DATr d SOB 3DSI ..to —Mondays, ay Moturoa-Tucsdar ' P er a '-':angome Inglewood-Wcd- '■' f* m , or -» h, S Smart Road-? .Cd-vV ' ! « d . 24 ' Waitara-Tr "J °" da £' *• mmmg Midh,;»t-^; e n s £; I' afiesnoon Douglas- _ , >tratfr yrd _ w , ' S(I -. Toko -Monday, 8, '\ y ' "' 10, j- map Fitzrcy. T " Br Stratford. Tr- AKK 'Erthim. ■' , ABl}®lA H»vrera.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 36, 2 July 1914, Page 7
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