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Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 52

Business Fotioes. A, O. Kidston-lltmter, ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHE3IIST, COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, j Princes Stueet. fcaborafcory Open Daily for Private Tuition. Commercial Analyses and Investigations Undertaken. 19a r~ ■ OF BESAXJIY 1© SmPKJSMJS ' I*bt only is It tho most effective skin purif ying and beautifying soap in the world, but • -it is the purest, sweetest, and most refresh- • ing for toilet, bath, and nursery. It is so because it strikes at the cause of bad complexions, falling hair, and simple baby blemwhes, viz. : the Clogged, Irkitat'ed, InELAMEO. OVERTTOEKED, OR SLUGGISH PORK. Sold throughout the world. Price 25 o. Prepared by the Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation, Boston, U.S A. OTACO WITNESS CHRISTMAS 1895 NUKSBER. THE EIGHTEENTH SPECIAL CHRIS! MAS NUMBER OF This Popular Weekly, Will mark a NEW DEPARTURE, which it is felt confident will meet with the appreciation of readers. , The main attraction in the Literary »ide of the Paper will be the THREE PR3ZE STORIES; | Tbut in addition to this theie will be a I LARGE AND VARIED COLLECTION OF LITERARY MATTER, Both Original and Selected, lending a variety to the Number which has hitherto been lacking. The Paper will have a neat Coloured j Cover, and the whole issue will be stitched and cut, co that it may be kept as a memento of the year. In addition to the great quantity of Seasonable Literature which the Number will afford its readers, it will this year contain • SfiXTEEN PAGES OF ILLUSTRATIONS. These will comprise J. COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF VIEWS OF SCENERY AND BIRD LIFE In THE AUCKLAND ISLANDS THE SNARES CAMPBELL ISLAND ANTIPODES ISLAND BOUNTY ISLAND, Together with an exceedingly interesting account of the features of those lonely putlying dependencies of New Zealand, written by a Dunedin gentleman who Ib familiar with their characteristics. PORTRAITS OF £A&LY NEW ZEALAND STATESMEN AND PUBLIC KttEN, "With Biographical Sketohes, which should jprove of special interest to every New Zsalander who takes an interest in the history of the earlier life of the colony and of the public men who devoted their energies to its progress. The Portraits will comprise the following : — SIR GEORGE GREY BISHOP SELWYN SIR WILLIAM FOX SIR WILLIAM FITZHERBERT SIR WILLIAM MARTIN SIR DAVID MONRO SIR F. D. BELL ISAAC EARL FEATHERSTON HENRY SEWELL 'ALFRED DOMETT . * SIR FREDERICK WHITAKER HON. W. B. D. MANTELL JAMES EDWARD FITZGERALD JUDGE CHAPMAN JUDGE RICHMOND. This is the most complete list of the public toen of New Zealand's earlier days of whom portraits have been collected for publication at one time, and as an interesting Biographical Sketch of each will appear with the portraits, the 1895 Christmas Number of the Witness should be found in everj home in Uje colony, f