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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3314, 22 December 1897, Page 2

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT TYPEWEITEES. Tho G.P.0., London, in 1895, in one branch alone (Kegifetry).had eight shift-key and fire ink-pad typewriters and only one B*r-Lock ; now they have 14 Bar-Looks, two ink-pad and eight shift - koy machines. The London County : Council bad two each of the above makes in 1895 ; now they have 13 Bar-Locks as against two ink-pad machines. Tho Sunlight Soap Company have r<2 liar-locks nowaa compared with one in 1896, when they had 13 machines of other makes. Those are three instances out of many. Why this triumph of the Bar-Lock? Because everything is in sight,'and it ,is the fastest, strongest and easiest: machine In tho market, and iqoom2 parably the host tabulator and mamfoider. Send for catalogue,.ll- 3- L© Grove, 42 Lambton quay • SO- ■ From tho moment of-birth use Cuticura Soap.—lt is not only the purest, sweetest and most refreshing-of n reory soaps, but it contains delicate emollient properties obi twined from Cuticura, tho great skin cure, ; purify and beautify tho Fkio, and refect cleansing and the continued uso : cf s> impure soaps. Parents, thick of the lifetime of'coffering, mental as well as physical,’often entailed by torturing, disfiguring humours, carelessly neglected in infancy, - which might, have been easily and permanently cured by timely, attention. r and a mode rate use of Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, 8