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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2549, 29 June 1895, Page 4

WHO SUFFERS ? THE PUBLIC OR THE PUBLICAN r When the public asks for Wolfe’s Schnapps and is handed some cheap, impossible gin in an old Wolfe’s Schnapps bottle, who suffers —the public or the There is only one answer—the public. The public and the proprietors ! The very ones who should mutually benefit suffer loss and injury. The publican gets the few pence extra profit. Arc you inclined to submit to such a state of thing ? If not, buy whole bottles in unbroken packages, and, when empty, deface the labels or break the bottles. 31

I As many as 1500 packages jof cut flowers are being shipped at Calais daily from the south of France for markets in London, and the north of England. They consist chiefly of violets. The rise in price of wool and wheat will no doubt be hailed with great satisfaction bjr everybody in New Zealand, and in an equal degree do all appreciate the splendid quality of hams rind bacon sold by Wardell Bros, and Co. Obligatory vaccination in Switzerland has been submitted to a popular referendum in the canton of Berne. It has been rejected by 24,000 votes against 23,000, A Beautiful Complexion.— Apply Sulpholine Lotion. It drives away pimples, blotches, roughness, redness and all disfigurements. Sulpholino develops a lovely skin. Is bottles. Made in London.—Adyt. One fashionable dreas-dcaignor in the West End of London is computed tp make between ,£SOOO and £6OOO a year. --rr- '