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Marlborough Express, Volume XL, Issue 6, 8 January 1907, Page 4

EFFECTIVE CURE WITH " PLANTEKOA. ' Almost every spring my body, is covered with boils and eruptions. Have taken sarsaparilla and other blood rr.edioir.es, but have found none to compare with your remedy, PLANTEKOA./Not only is PLANTEKOA more powerful and effective, but 1 find it cheaper than the other medicine. —J. P. Sarlett, Eerhampore." . ' ■•■•■' Stands unrivalled as a Spring Blooc Purifier. For Blood Poison, Boils, Carbuncles, Hard Growths, Swellings. Ulcers, Tumours, Goitre, Varicose Veins, Pimples, Rash, and all Skiti Diseases. Price B/-> large bottle, from your Chemist, or Post Free from PlanteKoa Proprietary, Wellington, " E> Proprietors of PlanteKoa Ointment and Soap. 14

AVOID ALL RISKS. Why run risks with. mixtures containing opium and other harmful drugs when you can be cured—and speedily cured —by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy? It contains no narcotics or any description, and is absolutely sate, and a positive cure. Taken at the first symptoms, it checks the cold, and in.cases of influenza will prevent pneumonia following. For sale by J. Benning. * Since the war in South Africa there have been references from time to time as to the attitude of South Africans towards Australians. The matter was referred to by Mr Deakin in a ,coll:" S6 of correspondence, between Australia and Natal prior to the reciT? Cf a f tns e ea^- In tlle course of ! \ lett6l J ,Mr ,Dea kin said that he had SSwfl? tdy that Certahl Persons S South Africa, perhaps from interested motives, had by public addresses and articles m the press attempted to disparage Australia. «I am happy to say, said Mr Deakin, "that no corresponding expressions are made use or in the Commonwealth," In reply the Premier of Natal stated that it was a matter for deep regret that there should exist in Australia an impression that the people of South Africa entertained other than, feelings ot respect for their cousins' in ■ Jehv Commonwealth. Notwithsta ndin#j£responsible expressions, which wefe as much deplored in South Africa .93 in Australia he could confidently state that the feeling of South Africans toSlndlinS^ 115 -c of great I