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Wairoa Bell, Volume V, Issue 182, 27 January 1893, Page 9

T. HELD, 3=5 TT T O SI IE IE?. ARATAPU. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, CLEANLINESS COMBINED WITH MODERATE CHARGES First - class IX YVIVXJ*** and BACON Always on Ilaml.

BONEDUST ! BONEDUST ! ! J.C.E. .i ( i:. J.C.E. THE undersigned has for sale Ellis’ well-known and justly celebrated J.C.E. brand of Newcastle Bonedust, which is superior to anything in the market. Quality Guaranteed, In lots to suit purchasers. Copy of Colonial Analyst’ Report sent on application, —Caution to Farmers.— When buying Bonedust see that you get J.C.E., which is supplied direct from J. C. Ellis’ Newcastle Mills and leaves our Auckland Store without adulteration. M. V. HURLEY, 7 Queen-street, Auckland. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. ot PICNIC PARTIES EXCURSION SIT Aim OTHERS SPRING TRAPS WAC ON2TTE3 WITH OR WITHOUT HORSES All Order Punctually attended to. Telegrams Prompt’y attended to. Agent tor Te Kopuru—Mr Cartwright.

3. A Wark worth storekeeper (R, H. Douse) writes as follows—- “ It affords me pleasure to testify as to the curative properties . of Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain, having seen it tested on young „ anc l old for colic, rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, etc., etc. My l customers speak highly of its merits.” Prior to leaving the colony, Mr J. Edgerley left the following testimony—“ I have tried Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain for lumbago, and found it better than anything I have used before. ’ R. Wootten, Secretary of the Auckland Grocers’ Association, . writes “My wife has tried Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain with wonderful results for neuralgia, -which caused severe pain and suffering, bnt which was remoyed upon the first application.” Me T. Lane, well known in connection with the Auckland Gas Works, has been a victim to sciatica for 25 years. Having suffered intensely during that period, he has tried almost every remedy, had been under many doctors, but affirms emphatically that nothing has proved so effectual as Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain. . Few old colonists are better known m the Province of Auckland than Mr F. Shepherd. He writes—“ I desire to add my testimony to that of many others as to the worth of Renshaw’s Monarch of Pain. Having used it for a family of teu (10), I can say it is the most effectual of any remely we have trie" l for rheumatism, coughs, colds, sore throats, etc., etc. Miss Rowe, of Auckland, says the effect of Kenshaw’s Monarch of Pain on neuralgia is like magic. THE REMEDY OF THE ASE