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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3895, 25 August 1891, Page 4

NATANATA. J Diarrhoea, vomitiiig, and general sickness are frequent cumplaints of the females, and the sufferings of manj are very terrible Bister Mary Joseph Aube<-t has during her 30 jears' experience,had numberless cases brought before her and has been most fortunate in the experiments she has made with New Zealand vegetation, ia discovering a most valuable remedy to counteract these results. Natanata is a purely vegetable preparation, and has given most wonderful results. It is a splendid medicine for infants, and to use the Rev Sister's own words, she says, many babies have been brought to ine reduced to little skeletons after protracted vomiting and Diarrhoea, and were restored to perfect health alter two or three weeks. Natanata is highly lecommended to ladies during preguancy,and only requires constant use to give most beneficial re"

Every mother likes to see her children grow up strong and healthy, and here is a medicine which should be m every household, and which can be used for all female ailments.and the many troubles attending weakly children. Ellesuiere, July 29fch, 188!?. Dear Sister,-- Will you be so kind as to si-ud me a little mere ufyourNATANATA It has made a wonderful change in my child, who is fast recovering. I shall never be able to thank you enough ifi. Bowden. Napier, June, 1879. Dear Sister.—Your Hantanata has Bayed my child; he is getting quite strong and fat again. Would you let me have a littta more for the child of a friend of mine, who has been suffering for four months as mine did, and is, as mine was, reduced to a perfect skeleton. M. McCornish. Taupo, June 6,1880. Dear Sister.—l am happy to let you know that 1 am quite another woman, Your medicine has done me a world of good. 1 can now eat well, sleep well, and work as bard as ever. I scarcely believe it after my long years of suffering. M. Chase.

TOWNSEND COWPBR'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT, Which will appear in a few days. IHIS SPACE RESERVED FOR JAS- ELLIOTT, BArDLERS, HARNESSMAKERS, QUEEN-STREET. T. H. Thompson, ISHES to inform the public of Masterton and the surrounding district that he ha 3 commenced business Saddler and Harness Maker, in premises opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel. Having a thorough experience in all branches of the trade, patrons may rely on all orders entrusted to him being thoroughly well executed at moderate rates. A large stock of Saddlery, Harness, etc, in stock. INSPECTION INVITED. rpHE PERMANENT IN VESTMENT AND x LOAN ASSOCIATION op WAIRARAPA Main srsEZT Gbbytown. Incorporated under theßuilding Societies Act, 1880. Dibeotobs : Mesarß C, Pharazyn (chairman) ■W. Booth. L. Caaelberg, J. G. Fields, J. and W. Skeet. TheAnnual Income exceeds £15,000, Capital on Loan £24,800; Profits already. allotted i 5,645 ; Reserve fund £533. The purposes for which the Association is established are twofold. In the first plase it offers an excellent method of investment to those who wish to accumulate their capital or savings at the hiehestrate consistent with per feet security, and by allowing small or large sure s to be invented by periodical payments, it conforms to the circumstances of all classes. In the second place, to those who reau'"re loans may meet with opportunities of acquiring prosbtaining advances upon favorable terms. Th& Association receives fixed deposits at rates to be agreed upon. Subscriptions on investment shares, 5s per month; ultimate value of share £SO. Applications for shares to_ be addressed to the manager. A liberal commission allowed to agents on investment shares issued through them. Office Hours—Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, fron 2to 4 p.m. Pay Day—The first Saturday in e«ch month, between the hours of 2 ; id 4, and 7 and 9 p.m. AOENI9—

Mastertou Mr. G. S. W. Dalrymple, Carterton —Mr. F. H. Wood, Featherston—Mr. J. G. Cox, Pahiatua— Mr H. W. Briggs. G WJfETT, Manager. JAMES WIGKENB, CORNER of QUEEN & PERRY Sts. 3EGS to iaform bis Customers and the Public that he is now prepared to deliver Bread in all parts of the Eorough. Bread, Fancy Goods, &c , of First Class Quality and at Reasonable Prices. Balls, Picnics, Private and Wedding Parties catered for on reasonable terms. Edward 'Welch, (LATE GEO. DIXON.) GENERAL SMITH & FARRIER, Opposite W Neill's Livery Stables. E~T"TT Wishes to remind his • VV • (, ld patrons aud the public generally that he may still be found at the old Bhop. Shoeing a Speciality. All shoes ni3de on the premises. Other work at equally moderate charges. A tiiil Solicited. Our motto is good workmanship and no bl.iw. jEDWARU WELCH, I QUEEN STBEET, MA&TERTON.