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Bruce Herald, Volume LI, Issue 67, 30 August 1915, Page 3

The Christchurch Meat Company, Ltd., PROPRIETORS OF THE Burn side Freezing Works. ESTABLISHED 1881. The Oldest Established Freezing Works in the South Island. LOCAL OFFICE LIVERPOOL STREET, DUNEDIN. HEAD OFFICE .. .. 159 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHUROH, STOCK PURCHASED either at per pound or per head, at Highest Current Prices, by the Company's Buyers permanently residing in the districts of Otago. RAILAGE PAID ON ALL STOCK PURCHASED From Stations between Gore and Milton, including Catlins River, Tapanui and the Lawrenci Branch Lines. For Particulars of Prices apply to Mr JOHN MURRAY, MOSGIEL, District Buyer, or the Company, Dunedin. STOCK FROZEN on account of Farmers at Lowest Canterbury Kates. Special facilities au offered by the Company in order to enable Farmers, if they so desire, to ship their own meat for realisation on the London Market. The Company undertakes the disposal of meat shipped on grower's account at rates to cover all charges, from the delivery of stock at the Works to receipt of proceeds—viz., freight to London, bags, marine insurance, interest on advances, exchange, London landing and selling charges (including one month's storage). K%tes on application. SKINS PURCHASED AT HIGHEST CUEEENT PEICE3,

"I am 'going to Poland fo.r two *Jj : r.g.s. First, to bring the actual conditions of things yi Poland to the attention of the generous American public; secondly, to give America a better understanding of the life and ideals of the Polish people." In these words Mr N. L. Piotrowski, former city attorney of Chicago, who has arrived in London on his way to Petrograd, described his mission. He will write his observations in the 'Chicago Herald' and other newspapers in the United States, and after completing his investigations in Poland he will go to Italy, and later will visit the western theatre of war. Mr Piotrowski is provided with credentials from the United States Government. "The conditions in Poland must be something frightful," said Mr Piotrowski. "Vast armies of three warringnations have swept over the country forward and backward a number of times, leaving death and desolation in their wake. According to reports received in the United States an area of about 100,000 square miles is transformed into a wilderness and over 25.000 towns and villages have been wiped out. The people have been dying by thousands daily. There are at least 10,000,000 who are on the verge of starvation."

Wonderful Achievement STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS EXPELLED BY COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOT" WORM PELLETS AFTER MEDICAL TREATMENT FAILED. Still another instance of the efficacy of Comstock's "Dead 'Shot" Worm Pellets, is the case of Nell Brett, whose mother, Mrs. J. W. Brett, of Van D i email's Land Terrace, We 11 i ngton Street, South Burnie, Tas., writes: "My little daughter Nell, three years of age, was treated with Comstock's ' Dead ifeshot' Worm Pellets, as she was troubled 'km jw.-.a. with worms. From a Photo. After taking about half a tube of Worm Pellets I was astonished at the number of worms she passed, about eight in all comprising stomach worms, measuring from 4& to 10J inches in length. She also passed a number of thread worms. I had my child under several doctors, and after much treatment proved of no avail. As a last resort your greaj; remedy, as stated above, accomplished the work most successfully. You may use this testimony for publication." Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellet? are a purely vegetable medicinal preparation for the eradication of Worms in children and adults. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers, price 2s. 9d. per packet, 01 will be sent post paid at the same price by The W. H. Comstook Gt, Ltd., Parish Street, Wellington, HJ,