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Otago Witness, Issue 2666, 19 April 1905, Page 1

I M'CLINTON'S SOAP. MADE FROM PLANT ASHES IN THE WAY SOAP WAS MADE 100 YEARS AGO. Professor Kirfe, of Edinburgh, says j£ it in his "Papers on Health":-- ; "There is' something in tae compv isition 'of this soap, which makeo it astoni/ hingly curative and moss agreeable on tho skin. Lather made from it, instead of drying and so far burning tho skin of those uging it, has the most soothing and delightful effect. Try also M'Clinton's Shaving and Tooth Soaps." EKjfc JE§§BgM Snfferen from Deafness or Head Koiisa 3S» SH^§B»H " h<>lllll wr 'te to The L. K. VEBNON CO. ' SS2 ££- '"SaS P^ 9 !* describing a n estir.ly seir aelfafex^'ircgSl applied method lrhlcli -trill be lent post W0 ' BvjSJsSJB * r{o on mention mc this paser. Macniven & Cameron's Pens, They come as a boon and a blessing: to men, The Pickwick, the Owl, and the WaverleyPen.' THE WAVER LEY PEN. Sold by all Stationers throughout the World. Every Pen made by Macniven &, Cameron, Ltd., is separately examined by experienced hands, and ans* found defective are discarded. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ■ MACNIVEN & CAMERON, LIMITED, I Edinburgh and Birmingham. I X^TITNESS 13H0T0GRAPHIC j 1 TrfeEPAETMENT. THE Publishers of tho Otago Witness beg to announce that Mr GTJY MORRIS and Mr GEORGE HICKS are the ONLY RECOGNISED WITNESS PHOTOGRAPHERS. Mr Morris has charge of the Town Work, and Mr Hicks of the Country and Outside Work. 7my I1OBI&1 & CO., ! COACHBUILDERS, | TO" AYE on hand all sorts of "VEHICLES— Gig*, I Soadstcrs, Phaetons, Family Waggons, Waggonettes, Carts (light and heavy). They invilo inspection, and send out Drawings of all kinds of Carriages and ether Vehicles. 1 OCTAGON and STUAIiT STREET.