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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12387, 7 December 1909, Page 4

(A CARD.) W. h~~T 13STIN Solicitor, RAETIHI. . Branch offices at Ohaku.ne and Tuamarnnw (A CARD.) BULLOCK AND /^URUIB, BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, No. 14, Wicksteed Place, Wanganai; Main Street, Waverley. At "Wavorley Office ev«ry Friday. J. HAROLD, - INSURANCE & GENERAL AGENT. Dalgety'B Buildings, St." Hill Street.. Wanganui. Chief Agent National Insurance Co. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. Telephone 628. P.O. Box 166. A. S. JONSON, Builder and Contractor. Plans and Estimates Prepared. Address: Bruce Street, Hunterville. 'Phone 868. ■J, W, ALDERTON, BRICKLAYER & CONTRACTOR 15 ARGYLE STREET, WANGANUI. All branches of the trade undertaken. THE LATEST CRAZE T7INAMEL. ART JEWELLERY, BROOCHES, BUCKLES, PENDANTS, BRACELETS, ETC Nettleship and Son. ART JEWELLERS AND ENGRAVERS. 4VENUE ATKINS AND BACON ARCHITECTS, WANGANUI and WELLINGTON. Alfred Aikins, Fell, Royal Inst. Brit. Archta. Roger Bacon, Aaao. Royal Inet. Brit. Archta. A. McFARLANE, ARCHITECT, Office—Durietown. Rehanle Estimates" Git en. Moderate Charges. Messages Jeffc with Mr D. MaFarlan*, Ironmonger, Ridgway Street, will reoeive prompt attention. T^H. BATTLE. ARCHITECT, R'dgiray Stret. W»r,v.g.fiß» jhl, g, hocuir, Civil jsnimjneek and. licensed surveyor. 34 Ridgway Street (nearly opposite Gas Office). P.O. Box 49. Telephone 100 Q. L. MACLACHLAN, AUCHITECT, 17, VICTORIA AVENUE. Plans, Specifications, Quantities, and Valuations. Moderate Charges. LEOPOLD J. ATKINSON, ARCHITECT. Lennard's Buildings, Wanganui. Telephone 610. 'FSone 62*. l-'.O. Box M. D. R. W ALKEK AND G°Ridgway Street (Opposite Rutland Hotel). Financial, Customs, and General Agents. Chief Agents National Insurance C, Fire and Accident. Agent* Qregan, 'Bluegum, and all imOJ?*«d timbers. NURSES BROOKS and ROCHFORT. "BELVERDALE" PRIVATE BOSPITAL. No. 1. BEJbii STREET. Yon Plight to fie Well, But you cannot with a Tired Liver. "For nearly twenty years I hay« suffered M'ith a bad liver and must have spent many pounds trying to get well. Not one only, but a dozen doctors at least, I have consulted, token their I medicines, and adhered closely to their advice. Every one of these medical mien said "liver " was nay trouble, but not one seemed to know just what would euro me, Reading many "Blue Flag Liver Cure" advertisements I bought one bottle just to try because I always felt that where there was life there was hope. That first bottla caused a marvellous change.^ ; Within three days a brighter, healthier feeJing was permeating the whole body. I could feel the " Blue Flag" gently searching and cleansing every part Ql me, and I felt sure that I had struck the cure at last. I have taken five bottles altogether and am a new woman My own family dootor no<vv hardly believes me to be his old patient. I tell all my friends " Blue Flag Liver Cure " did it." Mrs. C. T. S., Newtown, Wellington. '\ We hardly need to enlarge." " Blue Flag Liver Cure " will do for you what it has.done for thousands of others. Ii depends upon yourself—you must try it. <*• 2/6 and 4/6 par bottle, at all medicine dealers^ or ]KMt frf* dgiset from GATENBY'S PHARMACY, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, And of INGLE BROS. AND McGREGOR, Marten