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Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1915, Page 6

AB >E S LATEST SUMMER FASHIONS. VERY LARGE SHIPMENTS OF Beautiful Goods IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ARE NOW SELLING FAST. at AMBURY'S NEW PLYMOUTH o

'T'O Stand the Season at Ftmgarehu and travel * surrounding district, The Pedigree Clydeidale Stallion Hcre-I-Come (242) N.Z.C.5.8., M WW voi.i. ■MM By Here-I-Go (243) Dam—Dolly (767). „1 o l.if ,htr Particulars apply Symons Bros. "0 Stand the.Seaajn at Lepperton and trarel the surrounding districts The Purebred Shetland Pony Prince Charming (3 years), Gipsy-Silver King. Terms : 30/For particulars see cards or apply to— J. CLOSE, Owner, Lepperton. T° the Season on the farm. Sentry Hill, the fashionably bred 3-year-old draught entire TKEASUHE KOYAL Royal Treasure (imp.)Judy. Royal Treasure by Pride of Blacon out of • Nelly of Kellymenoch. Judy, by Rob Roy from Kate by Pnnce Henry from Blossom. Blossom by Bothwell (imported). Treasure Royal has been passed as thoroughly sound by D. H. Raite, M.R.C.V S. (London) Feea: Single Mare. £4 19s. (Two or more mares as per arrangement). A discount of 10/- will be allowed if fees are paid by January Ist, 1916. For further particulars apply to F. H. SAMPSON. Sentry Hill. TO Stand at the farm, Henwood Road, Bell Block, the fashionably bred Trotting StallionRothschild—Calais. "Baron D * has proved himself a sure foal getter. He has in his veins the blood of Berlin, Childe - Harold and the thoroughbred. Terms: £Z 2s. For further particulars apply to T. Walkek, Owner. B. B. K. Genial "Dick" Stewart writes from Christchurch:—"During the "Ben Hur" "aeason'at Wellington I contracted a "very bad throat,andwaa advisedto try "'Fluenzol.' To my great surprise, "after but twice gargling (as per direc•'tions).Pwas absolutely cured. Having "had this experience, I mentioned it to "Miss Susie Vaughan, who had been suffering from an attack of Bronchitis. "Here again the result was remarkable, " for on speaking to Miss Vaughan a little "latter, she assured me that the effect "of 'Fluenzol' had been truly wonder"ful, and she was quite herself again. "I feel sure that 'Fluenzol' will, in a "very short time, be known as one of " the greatest remedies for throat com- " plaints." If you are in doubt as to the efficacy of "Fluenzol," just try it, and then realise that as a'garcle, "Fluenzol" is truly "ont on its own"l

r The stress of modern business life tells on the nerves tmless \ a man keeps himself "up- . to-scratch." Whfai you turn away from the sight of food • YouNeeda«Braccr" ■ad die best one is Fletcher s Phosphatonic. Speedily it retores energy and appetite. 2/6 and 4/0 chemists and stores FLETCHER'S *xm; 'JSHE only way to know if Lane's Emulsion cure you is to try it. Haveyoudone so? si