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Otago Witness, Issue 2299, 24 March 1898, Page 58

Business Notices. ,/■ — ■ : ' ' ' «W*u «■"*- — « ; , ■" ■ '- ■ '-^ , 'i'ne Beat Dressing, specially prepared and perfumed for Toilet Use. | *->'-'' Is a Luxury <tnd a Necessity to every Modern Toilet. j " produc.o Luxuriant Hair, prevents its Falling off and Turning Grey. Un6QUSillcd foi 1 Pro- ' Physicians and Anatysts pronounce it to be devoid of any Metallic or other injurious Ingredients. "if-, 2/8, and (triple 2'B sue) 5/S per Bottle,.froni Chemists, Hairdressers and Perfumers all'""' ' ,4 over the world.- . EDWAKDS' " HARLSNE " CO., 95 High Holborn, LONDOH.y| When the pie was opened W 5 \S£^^^^^y GIRO'S GHSTAES POWDIH, \ j yjL. * Supplies "a Daily Luxury — Dainties in endless variety. 3| .IF • -The Choicest Dishes and' ihe Richest Custard. W j <r "" ' M'<O ■ EGGS REQUIRED. % j , Sto^ekeepsj»s can obtain supplies of Bird's Custai'd and Bird's Concern- v , ! " trafc® 3 Sgg Powders, Bird's Baking and Bird's Blanc-Mange Powders, • ' W? . ■ fi?om all the leading Wholesale Houses. 'w' I' Easy to make — Easy to Digest and of M I Exquisite Flavour. Strengthening, Re- If i freshing, and most economical in use. gjf' The "Milkmaid" Brand is guaranteed to contain all the cream of the original milk. teiP^^Mip In tlie ProCBS3P roCBS3 of manufacture nothing but fe^ /. a sM I water is zez&oved, nothing "but the best ilil ill™! I refined sugar added. IPr Jf IS? I Avoid low-priced brands from which the ff&S,^. *"' % 1 cream has been abstracted, and ask for ®WSsi^ >ss nl the "Milkmaid" Brand, the best for all %E^S2gSi2^ purposes. LARGEST SALE isa the WORLD. f ' -THe • " She asked me what coloured hair ! — Lager beer is so called because ifc is stored 1 liked best " She • " That's just like Maud ; for months before it ia used on a " lager," or ' she's always so anxious to please." f « me ' in a c°olc ° ol c * ll * L \ • — Attractive Young Lady : " I should like — " Yes," said Qaig-gles, " I have a good •The Wide, Wide World.'" Chivalrous deal on my hands just now." "So I perBookseller : •' Were ifc mine, miss, I would ceive," replied Fogg ; " why doa't you try a \yi\Ungiy give it to you. 1 ' I little soap and water V