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Evening Star, Issue 15140, 24 March 1913, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. I Therm oa™^n WEATHER GAUGE AT NOON TO-DAY At CONN'S "CRAND" PHARMACY. barometer rising. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOT WATER BACS. NATURE is prophesying a very severe winter, so you will find your HOT WATER BAG of immense value on the cold nights to come. But perhaps you haven't got a Hot Water Bag, or perhaps the one you have is getting a little thin in places. CALL AND LOOK OVER MY SELECTION. I have just imported a fine range of HOT WATER BAGS "or the coining winter, manufactured by the North British Rubber Company, of the best quality rubber. Every Bag is guaranteed. They are handsomely finished, with outer covers of Heavy, Warm Fv.r. -The prices, as is usual at this Pharmacy, are the very Lowest. CONN'S GRAND PHARMACY, GRAND HOTEL BUILDING. OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS. EYEGLASSES, REPAIRS, ETC., A SPECIALTY.

A gallon of good quality milk, costing about Is 4d, contains 20oz of nutritious antf digestible dry matter. ° KICKED OX THE KNEE. Wli«i preparing his horses to carry people to the Bulls rnees Mr Duncan H. Stevens of South street, Feildinjr. N.Z., was kicked' a the knee by one of his animals, and cou!?. not stand for hours. Ho states: "I immediately applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm with wonderful results, for the next day I was quite recovered. Am confident that I would have been unfitted for.work only for this wonderful iinhnenft 1 am only too pleased to make this statement, for I know that those who work round horses are only too pleased to hear of such a valuable liniment .as Chamberlain's Pain BaJm.—£Advt.)