Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19903, 24 September 1926, Page 12

PROFESSIONAL. JfEAD THIS. Collins’ Famous Fiji Rheumatic, Neuritis, and Nerve Cure, made solely from Pure Herbs, the sole product of Fiji. A guaranteed Cure for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, Sciatica, Gout. Neuralgia, Arthritis, and all Nervous Complaints. The Proprietor is prepared to give a Written Guarantee that he will Cure any of the above Diseases, or refund the whole of the money. Price, 4S 6d per Bottle. Sufferers who cannot afford to pay for the treatment will be supplied free oi any charge on personal application. There is no doubt that the Exhibition largely advertised what Fiji could produce, and it was a revelation to the millions that attended to view the exhibits in the Fiji Court, but what is now keeping the name of Fiji before the public is the many marvellous cures being effected, some long since thought uncurable, by the agency of the now justly famous Fiji Rheumatic Cure. The Proprietor will short’y place before the pubJi some other Wonderful Remedies for the Curing of Asthma. Coughs and Colds. Dysentry, Nerve Tonic, etc., and which will be manufactured entirely from herbs, the product of Fiji. J. C. COLLINS, RHEUMATISM AND NEURITIS SPECIALIST, 238 CASTLE STREET. DUNEDIN. NATURE’S WAY TO HEALTH. GILES & GILES, CHIROPRACTORS, Palmer School Graduates, Members of N.Z. and AG.A (Inc). Eleventh Year in Practice. Using all Latest Methods known to Chiropractic, including Neurocalometer and X-ray. Hours, 9.30 to 12.30 and 2 to 5.30. Saturday, 9.30 to 12.30. And by Appointment. ’Phom 3750. Consultation Free. Second Floor, 11.8. Buildings, Princes street, near Octagon). Also Imperial Building, Queen street, . Auckland. PBOFESSIONAL CAr.D. Phone 997. SV. T - Private 'Phone 3581. HENAGHAN. SURGEON DENTIST. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. DUNEDIN. Open Friday Evening 7 to 8.30. Other Evenings by Appointment.

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“Not for decades has there been such a general disposition among dairymen to effect improvements in quality,” declared Mr AY. M. Singleton, director of the Dairy Division of the Department of Agriculture, in addressing members of the Dairy Factory Managers’ Association. It was expected, Mr Singleton said, that when cream grading became general and on a uniform basis throughout the Dominion there would be evidence of further improvement in butter. Dairy companies were anxious for improvement (reports the New Zealand Herald). The Dairy Produce Board very considerably stimulated this desire. The increasing' number of competitors on the markets of the United Kingdom, and {he plentiful supplies of butter and cheese placed on such markets, had made it more difficult to sell secondary qualities at a fair comparative value. New Zealand was already fortunate in that a comparatively large percentage of her butter and cheese was of good quality. The manifest tendency towards further improvement was therefore very praiseworthy. Although the proposed cream grading regulations had not boon gazetted he did not think it would he long before they would become law. Bcaonable time would be allowed to dairy companies to make the preparations necessary for giving effect to the requirements. A camnaign is being launched with the object of protesting against the proposed now bridge over the Avon at New Brighton (savs the Lyttelton Times), on tbp grounds that it would not give sufficimt’clearance. For the purpose of the campaign a fighting fund has been organised.