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Otago Witness, Issue 2427, 19 September 1900, Page 13

4BJ3SRJIiS' Every Lady shou'd give these ex- »§ fflfi &aM ES. cellcnt -rnwels a trial. They aie fS antiseptic, absorbent, and will last twice-as long as | auy olnci' at double the pries. '- a i^ 1 BAPIfTAiIY "^3 1 - To 1)2 obtained iv'jra all Drapers and Chemists. Sj ,: Wliilesaleof c f°^^fP ! 8 FOR H Auckland an 1 Wellington. LMU!tt). g Pprfeinps and ■ Fa no The many puusent wen Is that ccme brtwt'eii ihe wind atil the nobility of the s.oveie jw peorle aie ossified solely w.tli refesen c to thtir ett'» c's on ihe individual. Unbaipy associations with certain perfumes v.ill beg it a la=tir« vivjud'ce that nobbing can obliterate. Ihe s-meil cf onions U welcome to the nostiils of oue person, ard M-> dearest fii-nct Jangui hes for a whiff of MothLall or a, puft" of Patchouli. There is only one Scent upon whote iner'.ts all peisons agree, and that is COLGATE'S BOUQUET. It is EefresMng, Penetrating 1 , Delicious, and Lasting. • • Moore's line 1 ; may be applied to it with peculiar felicity — " "Yo\i may break, you may shatter the vase if you will, But the scent of tbe 'Bouquet' will cling to it still.'' OABLEGRAMS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. LONDON, September 10. Mr Copeland has received seven tenders for the construction of a bridge acro&s Port Jackson, connecting Sydney with the North Shore. Sir William Preece, consulting engineer to the Post Office, lias discovered a method of wireless telephony, and tiled the principle across the sea for a di&tance of eight miles. The sculling race for the championship of England, the Sportsman's Cup, and £200 a side was rowed on the Thames between George Towns and 'James Wray, both of whom are New South Wales oarsmen. The contest resulted in a victory for Towns. Wray led by two lengths for the first mile, but Towns Avas two lengths ahead at Hammersmith bridge, .eventually winning by lour lengths, in 22min 21see. September 11. No tender has yet been accepted for the Pacific cable. A difficulty- .has arisen respecting Sir J. Salomon's successor on the Cable Board. New South Wales nominated Mr H. C. Copeland. Queensland desires either Sir Henry Xoniuui vi Sir H. Tozer. The official estimate of iV "0,-.t of the including two miwuieuau-.v; swameito