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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 9174, 11 April 1898, Page 1

SHODDY. WHEN tbe late Prinoo Napoleon lost / hid life, in tho Zulu War it was oftUMtd by the giving w»y of. his utirrup Strap. On examioatlon it was found to be made of SB ODD Y, and not leather at &11, WHEN "YOU BUY BUTTONS WAHOO Yon get a Genulno Artlolo, not a Shoddy Compound containing no " Wahoo " "' ' a11 '- ■ I Bead the face HtmUion in ths Supremo Court ak Duoedln, by ills Honor Mr Jiutioe WilUkms: THK «- WAHOO CASE. Judgment fur Mr JDattoo. In giving judgment His Honor said "The Plaintiff makes cor'aln rcpresentalions by whioh persons in tho trade would ' be led to believe that tho oompound was a compound of Wfthoo. Tbe repregtntfttiou If absolutely untrue, aa Mr Loaiby admito tharo Is no Waboo In the oompound at all. ■ The Defendant b compound is made of : Wahoo,;' , For indige»tipn. oonsiipfttion, Hver and i toro*oh troubles, there Is nothing Hk* tbe eeaaine wtiole, DOITON'S WAHOO CfbRAllVB SYttUP. Aik for ond neo thftt you CUT TON'S Wholesale and Retail Agent for Oamaru, , A. J. 8. HEADLAND, Gonoral Mirohant.

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„ TRUTH WILL PREVAII, HO one wilt. question the aoouraoy of the Customs roturns. A paper, laid be. _. ore Parliament this week furnishes a tablo v Of the consumption of Artloles in common nse, whloh is startling until tho nurround- ; Ing oiroumstancos are considered, and the „ > reason only strikes ono like the flash of an m electric searchlight. _ > ' The consumption of Rugir and Tea for tho ffa two past years, and the duty paid per head o population, is stated thus : ' _" Lbs Duty &• (Total lbs used. per ' per _i head. head. ?f Swgar, 1895/85,588,980 88-0 3s, 8Jd «1 Sugar, 3806, 87,395,840 89*4 3s 8|d *[ Inorecuio M 1,826,880 '9 OJd \ (Tea, 1895, 4.472,528 6*04 ' 2n 6 ! Tea, imi 4,431,480 0-88 Is HJd , \ Peorease...' 41,048 -16 7id ' '\ It seeing incredible that whilo the people ' fesefl more sugar they should ooNBifMBXBBa Sol T«A, Ibe explanation is tbat the'Ch?na' ' And; Indian Teas are rapidly going out of , conspmptloo, and tho British product, __j grown lojCoylonjis very properly taking M ' lelr place. ' r . *; i Foremost among Ceylon Tom stands the tmKWAJiLEJMURATURA, and although there have boon doubts o&»b upon • Iho olaims that have been mtde for its ' fil-BBNGTH lind WONDKBfDI. ECONOMY, the. official testimony that 41,048 fewer pounds of Tea bavo' proved' sufficient, for an Increase of population of 13,317 in tho 1896 period is (oo convincing to admit of further question, rsURATUKA TEA Is not blended with Indian or China tow, nor U It handled from the time It leaven tho store* In Cpylon until , ftM»obei5fcheoon»umer, . , 5 ; Reflect and consider what ' you Are losing , ; ' Ask 'your erdoer for* and , insist trpoa |4^ppBtWa^'M r i)«ote/< ,,