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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2309, 30 September 1908, Page 4

JAMESTOWN (SOUTH AUSTRALIA) Mr. W. J. Quigley, proprietor of tlio Jamestown Hotel, writes as iol“Eor many years 1 httvo suU'orod from Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and was unable to find anything to give ,no relief until 1 tried Dr. Sheldon s Digestive) Tubules. I read in tlio pa per the advertisements about these i’ubules, and noted that they were highly recommended by many wellknown people throughout Australia, and decided to give idem a trial. 1 obtained a tin ot tlio Tubules from the local chemist, and from tlio first iolt like a different man. 1 was able to enjoy my meals as never before, and could eat whatovor I desired; and since starting to take thorn have never had mi attack of indigestion. 1 am now thoroughly cured, and heartily recommend Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabulos to anyone suffering from indigestion or dyspepsia, as I did.” Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules are sold at 2s 6d per tin of 80 tabulos. Obtainable at A. W. J. Mann’s, chemist, agent.

A number of Angora goats wore j>ut up for auction at Auckland last week .and realised good prices. There appears to bo a demand for these .uudials and the Department of Agriculture has purchased ten of them for stock purposes. They will be sent to the Bickerstalfo experimental farm at Kaiapoi. According to the statements of a number of Ashburton farmers the frosts experienced during the past two weeks have checked the destructive work of tho turnip blight. Crops aro said to be recovering in a wonderful manner.

On the 400 acres of grazing land, half of which is unstuuiped, at the Weraroa Experimental harm, there are about 300 head of cattle, '250 sheep, 45 horses and 150 pigs* nearly two head to the acre, and all are in the pink of condition. The “Adelaide Advertiser” describes a new industry which has been introduced in an instutition for the blind. It was started a few weeks ago. The manager a supply of millet from Kew South Wales, and began operations with one man as ail experiment; but the storekeepers and other business people who stock brooinware have manifested their sympathy with the afflicted artisans o the institutions in such a practical way that five men are now working as hard as they can go from morning till evening turning out brooms to supplv orders. “There could not, says the “Advertiser,” “bo a more deserving public institution than ouo which enables the blind to earn a a o od living, and it is satisfactory to know that the tradespeople realise this.” For Children’s Hacking Cough at night Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d and 2s 6d.

H, ANDERSON AND SON, CYCLE BUILDERS, Gladstone Road. *JOLE AGENTS in Gisborne forCELEBRATED “CENTAUR” 'BICYCLES, English made. Tol. 410.

T 0 THE HOUSEWIVES OF POVERTY BAY. WE make no Apology for again appealing to the Consumers oi that very necessary and essential commodity of every-day use, “SOAP.” If only fi'oni a sentimental point of view we should receive the support of all desirous of assisting to make the Poverty Bay District a progressive and self-supporting community. But as it is no part of our Business policy to trade purely upon sentiment, or allow it to interfere with strict business principles, we stand upon the quality and value of our Manufactures and unhesitatingly assert that BETTER- VALUE or HIGHER-CLASS GOODS CANNOT BE PURCHASED outside of the various lines we are now offering to the Public of this District. To bring more prominently under the notioe of users, and as further inducement to doal with local producers we intend as from to-day ISSUING COUPONS, attached to the end of every bar of our four best brands of Soap, viz., Sweet Briar, Takitimu, JLynda, and .Laundry. By Saving theso Coupons, as per instructions thereon,the thrifty housewife and laundress can earn a fairly substantial discount on the year’s soap bill. Save a few Coupons and procure an extra bar of good quality Soap. Save them and Save Cash. Our Goods are Good Goods. Our EXTRACT OF SOAP Comes as a revelation to all using it with To Arai water; is equal if not better than any imported. Communicate with H. C. BEAMES, Secretary. LYNDA SOAPMAKING AND TRADING CO., Ltd. A TRIBUTE TO THE GOOD QUALITY OF OUR SOAP. Mrs. McDOWELL, proprietress of the Star Laundry, Gisborne, writes: “I have used your “Sweet Briar” and “Lynda” Soap, and must say they are the best Soaps I have over used, and I intond to use only these brands in future.”

J^OMINION G ROCEP.Y. ROEBUCK ROAD (J ', end of Palmerston Road). THE undersigned begs to announce that ho has just opened the above Business, and is prepared to supply all classes of Groceries at BEDROCK PRICES lOR CASH. Customers waited on for orders, and goods delivered to all parts of the Town and Suburbs. alter j. h. W arner> PROPRIETOR.

Bella tfista ttouse. ELLA V ISTA XjLOUSE. THE POINT, WHATAUPOKO. F IRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS. Suites of Room? for Families. Hot and Cold Water and Every Convenience. PROPRIETRESS, MRS. ATTWOOD. Telephone 18Fi