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Otago Witness, Issue 3276, 27 December 1916, Page 4

(LIMITED), Station Street, Dunedin. ENGINES and MILLS. ANDREWS «& BEAVEN'S CHAEFCUTTEES, etc. BLACK^TONE KEEOSENE OIL ENGINES. JP. &z D. OUINCAIN'S EAEM IMPLEMENTS. MACALISTER'S DISO EIDGEES. KEYSTONE THEESHING MILLS. MELOTTE CEEAM SEPAEATOES. WOL.SELEY SHEEP-SHEAEING MACHINES. PETEOL ENGINES and CEEAM SEPAEATOE3. BALATA BELTING, OILS, etc.

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The Physician's Curo for Gout, Rheumatic Gout and Giavel. Safest and most Iffective Aperient for Regular Use. IMPORTANT | NOTICE. In consequeneo of numerous imi. tations purchasers must see the name "DINNEFORD'S" ia on every Dottlo and label. The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. 3SS V) *'.-?■ JffMfHIJRDER^LEO GIU KNIGHT or THE LEGION ofHOND ABSOLUTELY PURE, NATURALLY PALATABLE, AND EXTRAORDINARILY EFFICACIOUS IN CONSUMPTION, THROAT AFFECTIONS, AND DEBILITY OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN. Dr. SINCLAIR COGHIIjIi, I " £nTubercular Disease, possesses greater the. Physician, Hospital for Consumption, Vcntnor. \ rapeutio efficacy than any other Cod Liver Oil." Sir a. 3UMCAW GIBB, Bart., M.D., Physician to the Westminster Hospital. " A remedy of great power in the treatment of many Affections of the Throat and Larynx." JOSBPJt J. POPS, Esq, M.S.C.S., < "In all debilitated states of the system, & Late Staff-Surgeon, Army, India. \ reliable and valuable remedy." Late Staff-Surgeon, Army, India. \ reliable and valuable remedy." Dr. GEORGE SAUNDERS, 0.8., f " A valuable remedy, especially In the Wasting hate Deputy-Inspector-Qeneral, Army Hospitals.l Diseases of Children." Bold ONLY in Capsuled Impktual Half-Pints, Pints, and Quarts, by all Chemists and Storekeepers. Solo Coo*sgnoe»-ANSAR, HARFORD & CO, Limited. 182, Gray's Inn Rd„ London. CAUTION— Resist mercenary attempt* to recommend or substitute inferior kinds.

The inquiry as to the cause of the death | pi Gilbert Marshall, one of the victims of ; Jhe recent Cambridge terrace tragedy, v,a* loncluded before Mr W. G. Rickfoll, S.M., | pn Thursday, 14th inst. (says the New Zea- j fend Times). The verdict was that Mar- j tfiall died as the result of an ovcrdoso i if chlorodyno, HaJf-ftdministcrcd. •