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Auckland Star, Issue 23, 28 January 1901, Page 3

Cuts and bruises are healed by I Chamberlain's Pain Balm in about one- | third the time any other treatment! wouia require because of its antiseptic| qualities, which cause the parts to | heal without maturation. For sale! by all dealers. |

-QRAMATIC SCENE.! PUBLIC SCHOOL. 1 Enter Pupil who is late. i Master—What has kept you, sir? | Pupil—Please, sir, I've* been to .Wat-| lace's. B Enter 2nd Late Pupil, i Master—Why are you late? | Pupil—Please, sir, I've been to Wal-H lace's. 1 3rd, 4th, sth, and 6th Late Pupils, 1 all having the same excuse, Mas- 1 ter exclaims in disgust: | WALLACE IS BECOMING A PUBLIC! NUISANCE. I Ah, but that is where the Teacher makes! a great mistake. I WALLACE IS A PUBLIC BENE- 1 FACTOR. • •"* I Keep on reading and say that he is not.l 121b No. 1 Sugar 2/4; 121b do., 2/3; White! Rose Oil, 4/4; Best White Starch, 4Jd peri lb; Best White Salt, 71b for 3d; Peerless! Soap, genuine, 7d per bar; Taniwha Soap,j| 8d per bar; Sunlight Soap, 10id per box;| Derby Tobacco, BJd per stick; National! Wax Candles, 6d per lb; Plaid Vestas,!! 3Jd per doz; Blacking, 4d per dozen; Best| Flour, 121b for V, Best Raisins, 5Jd per lb;| L.D.N. No. 5 Tea, 1/3; A.H.N., CeylonJ 1/5. I All Our Prices are Consistently Lowi throughout, and we are determined to i Maintain the Premier Position for I QUALITY COMBINED WITH LOW i PRICK I ■ TKTALLACE, ._._——__i_l