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Cromwell Argus, Volume XLIII, Issue 2282, 29 January 1912, Page 6

3 GOOO i soap /•" iWiTH^ & Sfi M //Vs. ii. Short, Newtown, "writes . " I use nothing but Sunlight Soap, for it does not chap the hands, and in the long run it is cheaper than any other soap, for clothes last much longer when washed with Sunlight Soap than if washed with the commoner soaps. " There is never any sour smell in connection with Sunlight Soap. It niAkes the clothes look like new." NO. 67. GUARANTEED UNDER THE "PURE FOOD ACT, 1900.' BY LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. SYDNEY, N.S.W. No. 57.

Fruit and Forest Trees, Avenue and Hedge Trees. • Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Roses, Rhododendrons, Bulbs Flowering Plants, Rhubarb Roots, Etc. Eleven Acres well grown, healthy, nursery stock—tins biggest selection in the Smith Lsland. Wo sell "MONTAUK" at Dunedin prices, also '• RED OIL," Arsenate of Load, Vormorito, SPRAY PUMPS, and all kinds of Orchard and Garden requisites. FLORAL WORK a Speciality. Orders entrusted to our Cromwell and Lawrence Agent, Mr H. BOWIE, will receive careful attention and save transportation charges, SEED MERCHANTS, NURSERYMEN, ami FLORISTS, ;U Din: Street INVERCARGILL. In accordance with a promise made liy the Minister in charge (the Hon. J, A. Millar) that at the end of the first year he would inquire into the question as to whether the experiment of the importation of the Sedgwick hoys would he continued, curtailed or concluded, ho (the Minister) will examine the report on the scheme which is; in course of preparation at the liuuds of the Labor Department.