NEWS IN BRIEF
Our special hair lotion Is splendid for promoting the growth of the hair and preventing it falling out. Nongreasy and pleasant to use,—J. Wrigley, Chemist.* An Auckland telegram states that William Betts, 62 years of age, ai man of no defined abode, was rescued alongside the wharf in the harbour at midnight, lie died in the hospital this morning. Cash Prices—Auenourys' Food, 1 and 2, 2/9; No. 3, 1/9; Bovo, 1/1; Bovril, 1/8; Newbury’s Busks, 1/3; Bengers Food, 2/6; Caustic Soda, 11b. tins, lOd.—J. Wrigley, Chemist* During long sea voyages, all dogs lose their “game nose.” Christmas hampers are made a speciality at Messrs Guinness Bros’. Big Store, Strand North. Their large stocks include wines, alea and spirits of notable manufacture. * The first photographs were taken in England in l8o?. Flatulence ami indigestion sufferers will derive great benefit from our special digestive mixture.—J. Wrigley. Chemist.* Dry weather calls for garden hose. Buy it from F. N. Christian and Co, Importers, WOLFF’S SUfINAPPS. increased shlpm<nts of this old and world-famed stimulant are now arriving regularly. For over .73 years Walfe’s Schnapps has stood the test of public opinion for its purity and stimulating qualities, and beneficial effects on the system. The result of many years patient research and technical knowledge has produced a pure wholesome liquor, which has maintained its supremacy in all parts of the world. Imitations come and go, but the popularity of Wolf’s Aromatic Schnapps has at all tint* continued to increaie.—Advt,
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8475, 21 December 1923, Page 3
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