BEWARE ! To Messrs. SANDER AND SONS.-I just think it right to let you know of the deception worked on me after ordering two ounce bottles of SANDERS' EUCALYPTI, Bendigo We received to-day two bottles of EUCALYPTUS and the enclosed wrapper around bottle. Back they will go like a shot. I have been using: your Extract myself and family, and giving it to my friends for over forty years, and none other will suit me. I well remember my good old mother saying that she would end her days cheerfully by, going round praising and advertising your Extract, for she herself had derived so much benefit by using it. I have lived to re-echo her words, and I will not stand by knowing The real value and good of your Extract ana submit to this. I am determined to obtain the - genuine.—Yours faithful Iq. THOS. HOUDERNESS. Dappi, Qu.. 26th March, 1909. Remember, your health may be greatly injured by the crude eucalyptus products which are mode by persons' ignorant of chemistry, and are provided with fancy names and labels by trading concerns who do not know what they contain. SANDERS' EXTRACT CURES reliably, effectively, Mid safely. ... . ____________ ■„.,, A CHRISTMAS FEAST: Specially propared by Charles Dickens. (Pears' Annual, 1909. Sold by > all booksellers. Now ready. s-Agonts for Australasia. Gordon and Gotch.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14218, 15 November 1909, Page 8
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