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Otago Witness, Issue 2685, 30 August 1905, Page 64

% YOU CAN IIAVE % I SUPERFLUOUS j I HAIR REMOVED j In Ten Minute', and without the % % 6lio^tc?t injury to the Skin, X H - by using g| % As recommended by Dr GRIFFITHS, % C Haii Specialist, London. ffj Sent under cover in any part of New % C Zealand on receipt of T. 0.0. for 7s fc'J, X I? with full instructions how to use. a c HAIRDRESSER, % 1 Princes St., Dunedin. \ lliS*^"' !imA£E 0F CJ|OCCVATE i I DON'T J 1 I FORGET Si h You just save oue-half of your ga H Cocoa every time you use S|J I Healthful & Nourishing | Iw ..THE IDEAL , • gp ff COLD WEATHER DRINK jj CONSUMPTION. T7IVERY j'car bOO people '.lie in Xew Zea-E-J land from Consumption alcn-e. out SACCO has come to arro*fc" this fii<?htfitl mortality, an-1 alrea'ly Fifty, in different stages of the dise-ise, aie reaping the benefit, and show- their belief and gratitude in ihe :nosr effectual way by proclaiming the glad tidings Pl^aso note this fact, ihat 12 ex-Sanatoria. Patients aie u-Jn? SACCO vpth n-o^t beneficial result*. A gentknw.i now at lloiorua.. after four month- of Sarco tieatmout, before leaving- Pouth Africa, ba^ completed a perFect cure, : nd bren enabled to insure his Jifo. Te.,triio.naJ^ aie now beinsc gaUici.'d for p-übh^itiou. "'Tis p'rango-— but true; for Tiuth 3s always ; Shar.gci- than fiction."— Byron. "Truth is n? impossible' to be soiled by _ an outward, toujli as the s'infc-eam." — 3lil°The use of S'AOC'O levels tho truth of its marvellous curative pioucrtica in any fatage of Consumption. SACCO SOLE N.Z. AGENCY, 35 Tho Kmg's Chambers, Haibour street, Wellington; Or, Duncdui Agent : 31v CHAS. H. WALKER, Hcmy street, Maori Hill. FOR DRUNKARDS. mHOUSAXDS pf DRUXKAEDS Lave X been CURED by ANTIDIPSO. It de^trojs the love for strong drink, and creates a Permanent Dislike for Alcoholic Liquois* Tasteleii, and can be given in food without the patient's knov. ledge. Write to-day for further information. Sent in plain package.— J. W. COPITHORNE, Depaitment E, Ingest re street, Wellington. — Railway ■whistles inflict torture on to many people that the efforts abroad to check the plague will be followed with kiterest. Austiia has introduced a system of dumb signalling to start and stop ti.i'iis. Belgium is trying compressed air whistles instead of steam, ami Germany experimeals wjth. liolu**