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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13873, 6 October 1908, Page 2

Competitions. ; / , 77 1 ,„ , ... ~A. »*« ****m ,~ , | nig JRESULTS OF THE "WYANDOTTE" SEPT. COMPETITION^ -7tr«t PHIZU .£3-Mr. B. T. Bennett, I'atea, for the concluding line of the following *"'. / 1111 - 1 * ' Limerick:— "L ■■* a dame of Balclutha named Greening , ~ -< Xlad pains in the back through spring-cleaning. r < A wrinkle she got, >, - 1 And straight bought "Wyandotte, . . L ■ Now the fruits of that " wrinkle" she's gleaning. ■■< SECOND PRIZE, £1-Miss Kate Woodward, North-cast Valley. Duncdfn. « ► * FOUR CONSOLATION PHIZES, 5s each—Miss Ivy Greenly, Mount Eden. Auckland; Mies ■" •Anderson, 127; Dowling-street, Dunedin; Mrs. Willvic, Greytown North; U». I, M V - 4 • Miles; Korito Road, New Plymouth. i IS OBTAINABLE.^v^gK^RS.PAINTEBB.IHOSWOSO^ , J-'. .-.•... Retail— bags. 6d; J Sib bags, 2s Id. . op, P'«r> ; TTT , . , -n","* r4 i

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The canvas is of huge siz»the .characters innumerable and convincing It is the power and. swing of the story; the ■•■ intense oharm of this vivid panorama of men and women in a whirlwind of extravagant,'" T " ; '', that holds the reader, as if charmed, to th« '"-'-- '■■•' end of the last page; but it is the inherent * - truth of it all, the convincing revealing per-'' spective of the picture as a whole, that teW ' him thinking and talking. pLOTH, OS ni>; pOSTED, ' WILDWAN~i AREY. /" ■BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,* ~ ' SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. .. ————: : ~ "~"—: —" ' —'. „ '.'■*:■'',■'.".■:'!,■:■ UPTON_AND C- ■■-, 1 ' ' v s. «ts*:;;''. How. to Build a Knockabout. Mower ... 5> # - " w '•• How to Build a Speed Launch, Graei 5 <)• How to Build a Racing Sloop, Mower . 5 0 How to' Build a Racer for £10 .. ... 5 0 '■.<■ _ How to Build a Three Horse-powei ■*", ~ Launch Engine. 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Medical. ,' A' _ . ; ; _. __ .. ;. .-' ■— H: "i * Loss of Appetite I Is common when the blood needs pun* : V 30 fying and enriching, for then the blood . a fails to give the digestive organs the ' p stimulus necessary for the properrperformance o£ their functions. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills are ' the medicines to take. They make the blood pure and rich, and strengthen i a. : all the digestive organs. - , ■' lg " I had indigestion, was unable to work, s- had no appetite, food distressed me, could;, . not sleep. .Friends recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla. After taking one bottle I felt '> <• so much relieved, I continued taking it and v w : ?' "~ ■, now am well." M. A. Adolph,- Mauku, S. Z. v - '■', - . , ': S s ' Accept no substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla Dlßle Made by C. I. Hood Co., Lowrtl, ..■ , and rj 11S Mass., v. s. a. Sold by chemist* .. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDV. - It? . <Mfc> ■ <tpgj',ifc Hfltk A w *? , •■■•, '1 This successful and popular remedy,'used W-" '■•;■• in the Continental. Hospitals by Ricord, Rostwi, g », ,Jobert, Velpeau,' and others, combines all th« ' .;;' ; ■, desiderata to be sou»ht in a medicine of the kind, J -/•)'• ' „ .and surpasses evd'yttiiiig hitherto employed. ■ ', pj ' THERAPION NO.IS «... :in a remarkably, short time, often a,few days only,: ;'"■;', without discomfort., inconvenience, or risk, effects: f. , ' ' ' " a cure, superseding capsules, astringent fluids, &&>'"*,{,-•":;',? THERAPIOMNO.2 ' for impurity of the blood, curvy, pimples, spots, a , . . blotches, pains «nd swelling oi the joints, gout, £ ,' :, rheumatism, and all diseases which it has been 4,-: l ■ too much a fashion to employ mercury, saiMpa- *■ . ' - rilla,&c„ to the dcs'tructioii of sufferers' teeth and a ; . ~ ' » ' ruin of health. This preparation purifiesthc si -system through the blood, anil tliproughly ellmi" q nates all poisonous matter from the body. (4 THERAPiON N0.3: . for nervous exhaustion,: impaired vitality, sleep- &5 J lessness, and all the distressing consequences ol p) ; dissipation, worry, overwork, &c.; It possesses C' surprising power in restoring strength and vigour gr; . ■ to those suffering from the enervating influences EJ" of residence in hot, unhealthy climates. '"'■'• 3 ; 1 THERAPSONtfeMS ' Chemists .Mcrclmuts throughout the worm. J, ; i-.'' : Price in.. England 2-9. In ordering, state which r pj._.',* \ ■ number is required, and observe that the word,__ v. i ■ 'Thehakon* appears on British Government g^.^.c. Stamp (in white letters on a red ground) affixed g to every package by order of His Majesty"? Hon M , Commissioners, and without whioh it is » f| """'.. -_'. ■->'■■ '''^•:;-:;- ; : ; -'.:...V;--; ■.■;,■■■.; -;.'.,■.-■■...■ '.r:!; f j«.^fe " WORMS!'llpj WORMS! 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