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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11842, 4 May 1909, Page 3

LADIES! IS your Hair coming out m handfuls? Has it lost that glossy sheen Avhicb all healthy hair should have? IF SO, it is certainly time it is attended to. WIOLETTA Hair Food and Tonic, a perfect remedy for weak, thin, and falling hair. Prevents th© hair from turning grey through the- renewed life given to it. Guaranteed not to contain any poisonous dyos, such as lead, silver, etc. Ladies will find WIOLETTA invaluable. It adds a glossy and silky character to the tresses, without any sticky oi greasy feeling. SOLD IN LARGE BOTTLES, 3a 6d. Postage, 6d Extra. Chemists. Stores, and Hairdressers. MURRAY. ROBERTS AND CO., Wholesale Agents. Mr John Cooke, a- well-known meat operator of Victoria, says the export of lambs from Argentine will increase m volume, and become a permanent feature m the meat tradte of that country. f An astronomer great, he was sitting out late, With lib telescope turned to the stars, When, to his surprise, there flashed down from the skies A. most palpable message from Mars. Ho did not understand, but a code book at hand, Which he hastened at onoc to procure. Made the massage quite plain — "Influenza again, Can you send us Woods' Peppermint Cure?" Speaking with Teference to the prevention of cruelty to animals, Bisliop Neligan said lie was surprised 1 to note how very seldom people descended from their vehicles to tvalk up hills when driving m. Xew Zealand. He had been the more impressed because this form of consideration for horses was regularly practised m the Olid Country. "It has often struck me, too," continued his Lordship, "that there is a bjt too much whip used." Why not use Chamberlain's Pain Balm when you have rheumatism? We fee. sure that the result will be prompt anc satisfactory. . One application relieve. 1 the pain, and many have been permanently cured by its uae. Pain Balm is a liniment, and is applied external!} to the affected parts. For sale by E. D. Smith, chemist. The Dunedin Dairymen's Association ascribe the scarcity of good dairy cows largely to the fact that farmers find it more profitable to use surplus, milk for fattening pigs than for rearing calves. The scarcity of feed m the winter months, and consjq^ont sacrifice^-by farmers of good cows for slaughtering, was another reason advanced, together with tho decrease of stock-carrying acreage.' LEONGATHA, VIC. Mr R. Spargo, c/o H. '■Wright-man, P.O. Leongatha, Vie, writes : 'II re paid Dr Sheldon's New Discovery as v Cough Cure to be a remedy th-U one should not be without. A friend ol mine out back, ' not very long ago, waf bad .with a cold that he could not get rid-of./jind when I told him to try Di Sheldon's New Discovery for / cough* find colds, he laughed at the idea, sayjlag.r. "You don't catch me using any bl those pntent medicines. I don't belicv< xn them.' But after a 'bit of persuasion he did try Dr Sheldon's New Dis co very. In a few days he was well again, and is very grateful to it." '.Ob tamable everywhere. In connection with the Government'*retrenchment scheme a Wellington correspondent/ 'telegraphs- that it seems inevitable that the Health 'Department' will bo i.so much cut - down that Dr Mason's services as head of it will no longer bo available. The alternative is, as whs suggested some week* ago, that the Department will be amalgamated with the Hospitals Department. • In this case tho natural inference is thai Dr Valintine will be given control of both Departments. A certain young fellow of Hyde Determined that he'd suicide, A - But the pill Loxo-Tonic Made living -harmonic, Now^he couldn't -be sick if he tried. LAXO-TONIC PILLS ;iOJd and Is 6d. . Two work's on New Zealand, written by -Mr James .Cowan,, of the' Toarwt Department, will, be i.«sued from the Government Printing Office m a feu days.. One is entitled "New Zealand, or Ao-tea-roa (the Long Bright World) : jits- Wealth and Resources, Scenery, Travel-routes, Spos 'and .Sport," and th«other deals with the Marlborotfgh Sound.s and that d^trict. Mr Cowan, who is .» Maori scholar, has worked into his material some very interesting Maori .legends;, especially m connection with Pelorus Jack," Both books are -brightly, written, are. full of valuable informal won,, and are exceptionally well illi»strated. '•.,-,. .Medical Syndicates p»,erify, among all o£S& p £ lfl ,*P roducte . ZANDER and SONS' EU#LYPTI EXTRACT, as th" one exclusively fit for internal applica tion. Royal patronage and universe! one honor this original preparation. It* rteriing and unprecedented qualities command the distinction. Beware of substi fcutes.* I WANT every woman to try my 'LANE'S M^DOLINE.' It will give you a skin and complexion to be proud of. No skin too bad to be cleared by it. i/- at Chemists. ' v 3*

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