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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7945, 22 January 1906, Page 3

Weather Many people, after a long spell of oppressive heat, suffer from lassitude, loss of spirits, and a general "run down" feeling. They need a course of Ayer's Sarsapa- fjuj i rilla, a medicine U!/ _' ■which has revived *ut«2 and restored to act- ( ive life and health f thousands of such sufferers. A lady*? who recently re- \ityTT \~ \ turned to England ' » from South Africa writes concerning this "wonderful medicine" ': "While in Cape Town the past summer I suffered greatly from the longcontinued heat. I was completely worn out; my blood seemed to become as thin as water, and I lost all energy and interest in life. My friends ffecommended and a course of this wonderful medicine restored my health and spirits. My husband suffered in the same way as I did, and ho also was greatly benefited from the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla." There are many imitation Sarsaparillas. Be sure you get "AYER'S." Prcparedby Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. ATBE'S PILLS, tlie best family laxative Zealand Loan a red SVles'canitiKe AgeacyCc. Li mi ted., ST OCK AND. STATION AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK SALES , MEN, WOOL, GRAIN, PRODUCE, AND LAND BROKERS, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. Perry and Chaoe! Streets, Mastenton, And at EKETAHUNA ana PAHIATUA Now booking Orders for v Manures And can supply— Lawes' Superphosphate, Kainit, Thomas' Phosphate, Scotia Basic Slag, Sulphate of Potash, " Surprise Island " Guano, Boneduat (local and imported), Also— Gear Company's and Meat Exportj'Company's manures. / SPECIAL MIXTURES MADE TO SUIT SOILS. Wool. CASH ADVANCES made (free of com. mission) on clips for sale locally or shipment to London. WOOLPACKS, SEAMING TWINE, and SHEEP-MARKING OIL supplied at Lowest Current Rates. Agents for '• GASCOIGNE '• Woolpress. FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SALES IN WELLINGTON of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow, EVERY ALTERNATE FRIDAY. Consignments Solicited. All FARMERS' REQUISITES Supplied. Plain and Barb Wire, Sheep and Rabbit Netting, Staples, Chandlee Locks, and othsr Fencing Materials. Also— SPECIALLY - SELECTED GRASS, CLOVER, TURNIP, and RAPE SEEDS, - - And SEED AND FEED OATS of Best Quality. Molasses and Cod Liver Oil (for calves) PURE CEYLON TEAS, Elmshurst and Penrhyn. The highest grades imported. AGENCIES—MURTON'S SHEEP DIP (Poisonous). McDOUGALL'S FS^K" ' SHEEP DIP, I F asle '. P ol f? OU f * ( (arsenic- sulphur). Walter A. Wood NEW CENTURY REAPER and BINDER, (up-to-date). Mowers, Reapers and Rakes. FARMERS' FAVOURITE DRILL for, Grain, Manure, Turnips and Rape, (fitted with Bristow's Patent Turnip Feed. N'cholson's Spring Tine Cultivator. CROWN CREAM SEPARATOR. The Leading Machine. Crown Centrifugal all-metal Churn. Pages Lever wire strainer and cut'er, Newton-Brown, Dehorners, Holmes, Patent Block and S Couplings, Etc. "STANDARD" ENGINE AND MACHINE OILS, Regular Stock Sales held at Chief Centres Clearing Sales Conducted. Correspondence Invited. . F. W. CAREY. AGENT. MASTERTON. FLY & YOUNG, GENERAL CARRIERS AND MAIL CONTRACTORS, beg to announce that they have purchased the Carrying Business lately carried on by Mr A. Irvine, and assure old and new elierir of their best attention. Commercial Travellers' Samples a speciality- Agents N.Z. Express Co. Telephone 126. Stables and Store Booms, Bannister Street. RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL. rHE above Hetel, which is situated near the Masterton Railway Station, now open. Hot and cold baths, wholesome meals. Every comfort for travellers by early or late trains. Tariff—From 4 s Od per day. A- ASHWORTH, 1 ' Manaser ?>Vl\l*W , '.(' ft 4 * $