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Otago Witness, Issue 2913, 12 January 1910, Page 79

* r fi o P! 11 » n *' Fashionable v Favorite-Perfume iUQI * ' : ', t>K ii F. Wolff &SOHM PERFUMERS f l^^MNiiri BERLIN 9 LONDON V iESsS*®* iishments. >tainable from all the Leading Es

If you want the very best the Old Country Produces . SEE HORROCKSES' NAME ON '* % ; I EXHIBmoN SELVEDGES and decline all substitutes a 190 S Sold by all First-Clas3 Drapers and Storekeepers. BABY'S LONG CLOTHES FROM ENGLAND. -®a Parcel I»ost Free. Fifty Articles, 30s. Everything necessary, from Princess and American Robes, Gowns, Flannels, etc., to dainty Shoes. Most marvellous Layette in the world. Each set a bargain of loveliness. Beautiful Garments, perfect home-finish work. Actual Value, 3-J- to 4 Gniueas. «=**<s My lists (not goods) may be obtained by post from " MAX," Otago Witness, Dunedin. ESrs Wilfrid Max, The Ciiase, Nottingham, Esag. Kemit by British Postal Order In name of Wilfrid Max. ISP

IF USED ACCORDING TO THE DIRECTIONS GIVEN. NEAVE'S FOOD is a PERFECTLY SAFE FOOD for the most delicate child. It assists teething, is a valuable bone-former, relieves constipation, and is a complete diet for Infants. *' Opotihi, Hew Zealand. May 23th, IQOS. " Dear Sirs,—l enclose a photo of ouryoungest child, Ronald, who is three and a-half years old. He was an extremely delicate child, only weighing three pounds at birth. He was very ill, and though we tried most patent foods, they only kept him alive and he never seemed to improve. At te?i months we put him on Heave's Food, and in a month he became quite fat. He is now quite a sturdy specimen, and very strong. — Yours truly, 11 LUCY E. KIRK. 11 Messrs. Josiah R. Heave &° Co., Fcrdingbridge, England" Manufacturers * JOSIAH R* NEAVE & CO., Fcrdingbridge, England. Purveyors by Special Appointment to