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Otago Witness, Issue 2284, 9 December 1897, Page 47

Business Notices;

THE -FBSSSEST PRESSING 7 «j! /^^^^f^Y\A\lP >^^^ air Producer and Restorer! L «s^^3^T~t^/ ///r^J^-^A^' PRODUCES LUXURIANT HAIR. W v^yj' pntVENTS ITS falling offhand i» " (wf/ /fi •yJlpv^V:' J^Fn)~%{^J^^S\ \\ Un °q«aWod for Promoting thai! f &(/¥ Growth of tho Beard and Mona- Eg " )), M Nn)r "•■ 7 3^&?^^S^^^^b REMEDY , FOR BALDNESS. Eg 'I hi Wfiitxl J y^-—^^^^s, P^isfc For Presetting, Strengt£anin& H \\t\ ll \C \W^»»/sk^''W IlilliLj^ * nd ™»* wl^ tho Hair-'beariti-.g- ■ WMu »M\ ivlKBSf* 3 *'* fnn y Boft ' For amoving Sourf, M H\ W& Wjl^^^^^^^^W'^W^m J» Dandruff, 4q., alco for restoring S •\il VVW If IrJ^&i/^J/ Wl =5 &5 GroX ? ai r*°' ltß Natural Colour.. H . l^^^^^W/^Y/\f\f\W^^^Z^^^\^9^*^ :: ' M * V eE " HADFWOM CHEMISTS. STOUKP. El 'S^>^ r^4L^^^^^^ EDWARDS' "HARLENE" CO., * § * C^ ■ '" <s^* ~-*r> LONDON, ENGLAftD. H s:!^ii§ii§iiiiioi§i!ll!!iiilikiiiili^iililiifeliiiiiiaiiiiliiiiiiijiilii!iiiiliiiiiiii§iiiii§iii§fiidiips

I -. A DISH foi- PRINCES! | II Custard with the luscious Fruits of New Zealand, || II ' and all Imported Fruits. §1 Is 'NO EGGS Iv NO TROUBLE! NO' RISK! .■ ' : M Si™ Delicious and extremely wholesome with Stewed or Fresh Fruit, 'Siffl SnifS .. ami Canned or Bottled Fruit. ,' - • sii| pjjS „ Storekeepers enn obtain supplies of Bird's Custard and Birds-C on- KM Kg centrated Eg£ Powders, Bird's Baking and Bird's Blanc-Mange £S!i§| Sife Powders, f s6m all the leading Wholesale Houses, gjjjjjj|

g^jgl^^g^ The "Milkmaid" Brand is guaranteed to contain all the cream of the original milk, SfSiKFivMilll In the P rocess °£ manufacture nothing but •*" ®&i 3H I water is amoved, nothing bat the best § ( Jf^Mfl I refined sugar added. ? /ffl $P 1 Avoid low-priced brands from which the I ereani has been abstracted, and, ask for. '^^gg^ the "Milkmaid" Brand, the best for a'U> !| is«»« E^ = x 2 3E3^ J^ purposes. ''■ LARGEST SALE in the £Y*H&fc© ? . , '.v " iam^maaamameameaommmmmaaaanmm>mtmtmifti,tnnmi ii i uiiiwiiiMwwdJßCTMMiiuiiiVwiicßCTaweWw^^ - n * J ■ " • ■ ' : 7. ~~7*.

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— Some physicians declare that by excessive cycling the nervous system may be exhausted without the knowledge of the rider, and that when attacked by disease the cyclist may find himself without reserve force to resist it.