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Otago Witness, Issue 2808, 8 January 1908, Page 72

Surpassing All Others 1 /CjMwEff I ALL OVER THE WORLD. f 8 Three Distinct Styles of Family Machines— l^ar /r^vl6\ THE VIBBATOR-Long Shuttle InP Ij^MiLA" ; THE OSCILLATOR-Round Shuttle ' \ THE AWTOMATIC-Chain stitch. \ tftofc^^*Seli!tes^ Wo also sell the ORIGIN AL Round Shuttle . ~\ »ffMf I hi jjfcffijf Rotary Motion WHEELER & WILSON MFI wß^^^ Sewing Machine, jdH|tfc^pg|gfga^^|%y \ And Guarantee Every Machine Soldi jyjf^.RjPjfc^i'vfeV _j t _\ Sold at 2 / 6 P er weelE ' A liberal discount i Shs.J&^tli ' Milif^ iIeJ J ■ Duplicate parts always obtainable. J m Machines taken in exohange. TV m The World buys 1,600,000 Singer M Bewing: Machines each year. "'nyiHlil^ Jw w **k *^ c maL 2 oT ' li y an( l buy only a Sinser " ii^^fc*^^¥'l *»^ rttf^^ or WheeiiEK and Wilson. r ®^f QmC&EwOlimßE?^*'®* BRANCH .- O7 PRINCEB ST., DUNEOIN,

I HAIR GOODS; \\ That Claim Consideration; < This sketch shows our leading line < % in Transformations, £3 3s, ..as low-priced as it is handsome. . 1 Pale. and Grey shades extra. ! j ' Best quality Fair only is used. 4 i ' ' " Fringes from 7s 6d i ]1 ' " Switches- from ss. J ! With P.OLO. please send pattern of J ' Hair. ! j ' Combings sent by.poat receive our i : / prompt attention. a '. Our Illustrated: Fashion Book Free \ 1 ' ' on application. { I lies & PooleJ ■ 1 Vice-Regal Hairdressers, | I ' DUNEDIN . i 1 (Opposite Stewart Eawson's.) J i 'Vflur Infant * Wi| Thrive: NEAVEfS FOOD -'„fif i d J»ER. j FECTLY SAFE' FOOD for the i most delicate child, il js&ed according to the. directions givem - ,It i assists teething, is v a valuable bonej* ] former, " relieyW- «bnstipatfoni land * ' -4s a complete* diet for- Infants^ Heave's ! ' " Opoii&i, New Zealand. '■ uMay2slh,u May2slh, 1905. "Dear Sirs,— l enclose a photo of our youngest child, Ronald, who is three and a-half years old. He was an extremely tfc&Cate child, only weighing three pounds %f birth. He was very ill, and though we ' fffed most patent foods, they only-kept him v alw't and he never seemed to improve. $ tfn months toe put him on Ntavfs "JfookfWndlka 'month he became quit* fat. t *$£ *? #<>"> 'quite a spedtHetty and inrf sftuwij. " ' Yours truly, -. . \ .. „ S l LUCY E. KIRK. " Messrs. Josiah. R. Neave & .Co., " Fordinghridge, England." Manufacturers 1 Josiah R. Neave & Go.;, Fordlngbridg'e* England* Purveyors byT Special Appbliitment EMPRESS Of RUSSIA.

— . The ' adopted. _ daughter of Charles, fteadei the novelist, f is penniless and frieaxdJeSS in London,- She. has /just come out'bf tt wotkhouse there. .A.t ,<me time? she. waej Well known ' id ' atagelarii as Miss £atis !Beade MacOaTbe, having- played Josephs in her foster-father's play, \lt Is Never Too iakte to Mend." But dprnestio misfortunes brought her to penury through no fault of Me o?uL '