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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13782, 22 June 1908, Page 8

NECK IN BAD SHAPE. Eczema Made It a Sickening SpectacleWorst. Case- Father Ever Saw—Treated for Weeks by Doctors—Grew Worse and Worse—-Perfectly Cured by Cuticura Remedies. "I have much.pleasure in lotting you fenow of the remarkable euro of my daughter of eczema. It was the- worst case I had ever seen. To sec her neck was a sickening spectacle, as you could see nothing but sores. "We tried different, kinds of ointments, but to no effect. We also had her under the caro of two doctors for several weeks, and they gave us ointments and powders, and ordered us to take off her ordinary clothes and keep on her nightdresses, but to no avail, for where we apv\\r " the doctor's ointment it broke out worse. At last wo gave up the medical men, and tried a box of Cuticura Ointment, and 'after using part of same we could see a difference, so wo persevered with three more boxes of Cuticura Ointment. She was perfectly cured. Since then wo have •used Cuticura Soap, and she has now a nice clean skin. P. Crowtber, 62, Chellstrcet, Longsigbt, May 29, 1906."

There was a largo attendance at the OneliUDga Park yesterday afternoon, when the Municipal Brass Band, under Conductor Rowe, rendered the following programme: March. "El Dorado;" valse, "Youth and Beauty." selection, "Golden Rose:" march, ••Comrades;" valse, "Fair and Faithful:" march, "Campaign;" "God Save the King-" A collection was taken up in aid of the contest fund. MOTHERS, READ THIS. Mothers, if you have delicate children who arc always taking cold, give them Tonkins'* Linseed Emulsion; Is 6d and 2s 6d.