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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 28, 3 February 1914, Page 3

HAIHAJD CO.. GREYMOUTH. DEAR SIR,— For tho hist hvolvo months I litd been aflcctcd ■with baldness to such an extent that I had not a hair on my head. I tried various' remedies for it, and consulted doctors and chemists about the restoration of my hair, but all to no purpose. Hearing of your "Hairaid" I resohed to gi\o it a trial. Consequently I procured a pot containing this mar\ellous preparation and commenced to .iso Iho content* 1 had just used a binjill amount of it when to my pleasing surprise I noticed that my hair had already begun to grow, and t can now boast of having pa good a head of hair as any man. I shall i'ocl indebted to you for tho invaluable service you rendered me, and I can assure any person who is baft! and is desirous of ha\ing a good head of hair, to try your marvellous preparation, and I can assure them of tho same- success which id furnished mo. Hoping your " Ilairaid " will have a world-wide circulation, as I am sure it will ha\o. . I am, dear sir, Yours most grnlefully, MARTIN KENNEDY. (Of Kennedy Bros., cab proprietors, Greymouth). Agents : L. M'Konzie, Chemist, Wellington. j C. 11. Perrett, Chemist, Wellington. C. A. Fletcher, Chemist, Wellington. TAKE Corn Cob Punch with soda, water or lemoaade or any mineral water.

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