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Otago Witness, Issue 3335, 13 February 1918, Page 57

Rotorua Boy

COMPLETELY RELIEVED OF WORMS BY COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOT"

WORM PELLETS. "I havs used Comstock's 'Dead Shot' Worm Pellets for my little boy Nelson* who was suffering with Worms," write* Mrs R. Thomas, of Ranolf street, Rotorua, N.Z. "I obtained a tube- of your tablet*, and found the child was much relieved after passing a quantity of. jelly matter—the. scat of this disease. 1 am so pleased with Nelson, being halo ( and hearty agam that I would never be without them in my home with seven sons, in case symptom* may arise with tha other members of th» family. You can use this testimony for publication." Comstock's '.' Dead Shot" Worm Pellett are a purely vegetable medicinal preparation for tho eradication of worms in children and adults. For sale by al' chemists and storekeepers (price, 3s 6d per packet); or will be sent post paid at the same pries by The W. H. Comstook Co. (Ltd.), Faris*stroet, Wellington.

Some of the commercial enterprises undertaken by the Federal Government lasb year have proved very profitable. As a result of tho commandeering of the supply of rabbitskins, 1887 tons of skins were sold at «. profit to the Treasury of £76,847. The profit from the butter pool for the season was £1495, and the earnings of the vessels chartered by the Navy Department up to November 30 laat showed a surplus of £46,442.