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HEAD SORE AND JPALY Healed by Cuticura Trial Free 1, hi. "For about six months I was troubled with dandruff and falling hair.; My head was so itchy and sore that I could not get any sleep and my hair used to fall out in handfuls and got very thin and was Tdry and lifeless. My head was very scaly and the dandruff used to fall out on my coat collar The irritation was s© bad 1 used to lose many a night's rest.' "A friend advised me to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After using one and one half tins of Cuticura Ointment and three cakes of Soap the dandruff disappeared." (Sigried)D. Byrne, Sydney Road,. Lidcombe, August 6, 1915. Free sample each by post with 32-p. Skin Book. (Soap to cleanse and Ointment to heal.) Address post-card: R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W. Sold throughout the world. SootKesdL m Jlk. heals the joB throaUlui^s jggjiat once / Isaßfel For over half a c«ntury r^yrraaO Bonnington's Irish Moss |aS£ESEiSr3 has been made by careful, I^Mf^i-jßd fully qualified chemists. I^SsgS^ Th&Va-why it ia alwaus the |i£sSF»pSsft same—quick and sure mi wMMm»n,| , oaring coughs and colds. ■■' '" mJ Bomiigtotfis Wbli&w cured conglw and oolcls over -JH ''r^frMfc- 50 y*'arß at^rMMT a pre- iIH '.ffl^BF^ «ent day was ,fl ' WKjjnjfjf cured by "Bonnington's" BB Eh ?^7 whenagirlt Mrs. J. C. Bus- 9 fiPcjC/ sell, Severn Street, Oamaru H g^ [ writesi—" I can romember ug Iff' -J Bonnington'a Irish Moss n «» for 30 years. It was -used Si f by mother, for mo as a U •*^_x child, and now I uso it in my m • own home tor my children H I.I ■ I consider,it the best rem- ■ H edy that can be Hi used.1" Aroid Bi VV \ |^^| ton'?. Free from' fttßfi&& v<\ \ I'^Tl opiates or harm- f^^^^^fc fi^llc? equal \'t for m^CS^ j6~---k£iSsf young and o'd. W *W^ \ t over jJmiL^wm ■ . 'is ;■ _ ' .. - ■ . the way of increased salary or additional allowances they really will have no occasion to complain. RAILWAY SERVICES. The special train from Auckland, running at the heels of the ordinary express, is in a different, category, and had it been put on merely to gratify the whim or the vanity of the Ministers there would have been plenty of excuse for -the taxpayers and their representatives in Parliament making a fuss. But this is scarcely • the case. Naturally, Mr Ma*sey and Sir Joseph Ward required to have as much time as they possibly could with their colleagues while they were travelling to Wellington. They had to get in touch with what had

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