Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 15 January 1921, Page 11

It’s a Leyland —the dependable Tipping Wagon *pHE efficiency of the Leylan.d J- Tipping Wagon for every description of work—and especially road construction—should be investi- ■ . gated by all Public Bodies and Road Contractors. dvi -, isf, This British Wagon is equipped with the “Wood” Patent. Hydraulic Gear, or the “Wooldridge” Mechanical Hoist, so fitted as to ensure most effective use of, its maximum power. Either Tip may be easily manipulated from the driver's seat while the lorry is either stationary or in motion. These Tip Gearscan be fitted to the four, five and six ton Leyland Lorries. Unsurpassed for spreading shingle, ” sand and other road materials. Four.ton optional in four different ehaaeia. , ->2; WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLY HOUSE ELTHAM - - - - C. L WILSON Sole Taranaki . the , ..I IJm 1 Motonsi. ' Cycle..

" ■ f ■ Unequalled for tfe.B W Nervous « and Digestive Disorders Folks who have been cured of these all-too-common I ' / // but serious disabilities .speak in glowing and un- // measured terms of the efficacy of Dr. CASSELL’S I MRS. WILLIAMS TABLETS. Here are two of many letters: . Mrs. William., Alwyn Cottage, Whitby, near Charter, says :—"After an nttndc of pleurisy about three years ago, I was left-very weak, and I cannot describe how nerveless and restless 1 felt. Sometimes 1 could not keep still for nerves, and, worse than all, I could not sleep at nights. This, of course, made me weaker than ever. 1 had little desire for food, and when. I did eal pain was sure to follow in my back and over the kidneys. I suffered also with flatulence and a nasty sick feeling, and the headaches ! endured were awful. They were like neuralgia- In my left arm, too, there was a dull, gnawing pain, which became sharp if 1 raised my arm suddenly, and was followed by a burning i sensation. 1 believe it was neuritis. The indigestion had become so bad that I was told my stomach jc was ulcerated. At last I got Dr. Castell*. Tablets, and then relief came. 1 began to sleep at night, £ the pain and indigestion lessened, and 1 grew stronger till 1 felt a. wefl as before my iL'nest." Dr. A. J. Freeland, LL-D^-Kibworth, Leicestershire. England, says:’— ‘*I have never found any- - thing to equal Dr. Cassell's Tablets. They overcome all nervousness, and teem to lone and invigorate the digestive organs to thoroughly that one toon recover, health and fitnes.." Dr. Cassell's Tablets I are compounded from selected ingredients of unquestioned nutritive and re.toratu | power, and are the accepted present-day remedy for: — | Nervous Breakdown Neurasthenia Stomach Disorders Wasting Disease. Nerve Paralysis Nervous Debility Kidney Weakness Vital Exhaustion Malnutrition Sleeplessness Anaemia General Debility :Pricey i/9 and 4»-, die 41- size being tire more economical. Sold by ChemiAs and Stores thraaghout New Zealand. Always ask for Dr. Cawcll's Tablets, and take no substitutes. Sole Proprietors: DR. CASSELL’S CO. LTD., Manchester, England

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