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Otago Witness, Issue 2237, 14 January 1897, Page 47

Business Notices.. : — — * (f^mmm *=: " = SF» fLxzSSgm IfiAIR PRODUCER tk PESTOBEH J|j^|&JJ Xfce fisst Dressing, specially prepared svr.ct pwrumefl tor TaflfcT Us*. Ia a Lwnury »md a necessity to ouery Hodcm Xollftt. •^HARLENE " prostae.o Luxuriant Hair, prevontsits Falling oil and Turning Grey. Physicians and Analysts pronounce it to be devoid of any Metallicior other injurious Ingredients. ■ i/-,-2/B, and {triple 26 size) 4/8 per Bottle, from Chemist 6, Hairdressers and Perfumers all I over the World. EDWARDS' "HARLENE" CO., 93 High Holborn, LONDON.^ $ - jd^3**^|oii^' When the pie was opened W J \BjRDSCUSTARD-7 BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER. Supplies a Daily Luxury — Dainties in endless variety. The Choicest Dishes and the Richest Custard. W* #* NO EGGS FIEQIPIiRED. ' jt ■ Storekeepers can obtain supplies of Bird's Custard and Bird's Conoen- >: A trated Egg Powders, Bird's Baking and Bird's Blanc-Mange Powders, J>& W? ' fcom all the leading Wholesale Houeoe. ■pP* )Ej f% r^L Bi R«r __. jaiamjMmwMi- The "Milkmaid" Brand is guaranteed to SSSKJP^^S contain all the cream of the original milk. Ttonnwci^'Mifl In the process of manufacture nothing but water iB removed, nothing tmt the best Hii M^ffll | refined sugar added. lfPj§|, sIP Avoid low-priced brands from TdiJGh the J^T^jSL. cream has been abstracted, and ask for J^^^g^ the "Milkmaid" Brand, the best for all j 8^ purposes. LARGEST SALE ia «ie WORLD. IN Manager Loashy's " Wahoo " Manufacturing Company, Ltd. 171 Kent street, Sydney. Deab Sic, — I haye been a sufferer for many months past with Indigestion layer and Kidney Complaints. I used one bottle and a-half of your " Wahoo," and now 1 can say that I never felt better in my life. I used several bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, Seigel's Syrup, &c, for these complaints, but got only temporary relief. lat last determined to try " Wahoo," although I did not have much faith in it, as I was full up of taking medicines, I had taken so many. Anyhow, I determined to try it, and now I am so glad I cannot find words adequate to express my thanks and gratitude to you. In conclusion, I might say that any person suffering from the same complaints as 'I did cannot have any fear as to the result of " Wahoo," for I think there cannot be any result but success. As for its value as a medicine for keeping the system clear I do not think ""Wahoo" can be equalled. — Yours very truly, Wai. E. O'JSeili, 124 Phillip street, Sydney.