ARE YOU TAKING '</ an every-day care of yourself? Pre- || vention, you know, is ever so much » better than cure. A little irregularity » cS tho stomach seems such a trivial § tiling to-day, but next week it is n E malady, ever getting: more serious; M little ailments soon become big coniM plaints. Cure that little irregularity ti at once. Neglect it, and it loads f? swiftly todyspepsia, indigestion, conslipiitiou, flatulence, biliousness, 5 hcadncho, and perhaps a train of C greater evils. Even these will yield to 9KCHAM' PH.WS But why run the risk of so much suffering? What folly to delaywaiting till one is ill. A dose of these famous pills, taken whenever tho least weariness is axperienced, will effectually prevent any unpleasant developments. Don't wait till you have to be cured. Take an every-day carc of yourself; remember always, if you keep tho bowels regular and the liver in working order you will never be troubled with Indigestion and its attendant miseries. "Taking care" of course means that the standard remedy must be always at hand. In many thousands of homes lieecham's Pills are regarded as the family medicine, and are kept in an appointed place always ready for use. When yon notice a symptom you want to get rid of it at once ; there Is no time like the present. To be always prepared, you, too, must keep a box of these famous pills AT HOME. BEECHAM'S PILLS are specially suitable for Fs males o. all ages. Sold in boxes, price,loid., 1/1 a & 2,9.
ra " I® P \''' j* 'idfe' "f #*y THE First Shipment of apring Patterns has come to hand, and embraces all the most popular shades of dependable Tweeds obtainable. You are specially invited to inspect these goods, for they are just the class that particular dressers like to have. Place your order for your next suit with me. Satisfaction will follow, and the price will please you.
WAIKATO. "700 ACRES. 320 acres grass, 30 acres oats balance scrub and rough fried, fully two thirds ploughable, well fenced 13 paddocks watered by springs urdu'.ating land good loamy soil well adapted for dairying,. 7 roomod house, stable with loft, tool house, wash-house, implement shed. Title, L.I.P. Bent £25 per annnm. Eaiiway town, school and creamery, 2 miles. PRICE—£3 15s per acre, including 20 head mixed cattle, 1 draught mare, 1 2-yr-old draught Ally, d.f. plough, disc harrows, roller, mower, drill, oil engine, chaff cutter, spring dray. 764'} FORTY MILE. 100 ACRES, all grassed, except 2 acres ploughed, 8 paddocks, all flat, will carry 34 sheep per acre, 10-roomnd house, wash house, cowbails, hayfhed and other buildings. Carried 500 ewes all last summer and 350 all through this winter. Kailway town 3 miles, school and creamery alongside. PKICE £22 15s per acre. Terms, JE6OO cash. 7023 OKQ ACRES, all grassed, 40 acres rich flats in front, balance undulating to hilly, a'l easy, clean limestone country. Buildings- 5-roorned house, outhouses, bheds, eta; railway, school and cmimoiy alongside. This has a great; carrying capacity, and can turn off quantities ef fat a'ock. PRICE—£I4 par acre. Terms, £6OO cash 7620 ■VV 1 Tt/lAtTTim P fin LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, HARCOURT & CO., «■
GRIFFIN'S PATENT TEA CAN. WORKING MEN I TTTHiT drink cold tea when * ' you can purchase one of Griffin's PATENT CANS? The bottom of this Can contains a small spirit lamp, or other suitable oil may bo used. The lamp when lit will warm tea in 5 minutes, or boil water in 12 minutes. The Can may be used on the road, in tho bush, quarry, or coal mine, Fresh Tea may be made in the Can when required, by adding the tea when the water has boiled. These Cans are manufactured in different sizes. Sold at a very reasonable price, at all ironmongers and storekeepers in the Domiaion. P. J. GRIFFIN, Patentee. " Whitehall" Boulcott-st,, WELLINGTON. %Cs. U /"VI R,Ff/ .v "V=r\~E~JPAT. APPI'D. FORfcr— VZT Ja.JfZ/y r)>> £= & E.-5 S== —/ K'i !' ! !* 11 011 -u wAmber Tips Tea is carefully packed in air-tight, damp-proof cartons to preserve its strength and flavour. Take no substitute—it costs only 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. 22
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9647, 12 November 1909, Page 7
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