Men of the'highest standing in science, in medicine, and in culinary axt admit that Sharland's Vinegar, brewed from pure cane sugar, is an article which for quality, flavor, strength, and general excellence is unsurpassed.—4. Over two hundred! British firms are taking parti in the Brazilian Independence Centenary Exhibition .'it Rio do Janeiro. Countless millions of infectious gormts, which produce Colds, Coughß, and Influtitza. ha*'* been destroyed by Nazol. —10. .'. ,;A.meeting of the syndicate owning the "My Lady of the Cave" film was held, at Waihi. The secretary submitted a statement of ' receipts and expenditure) which showed that the total gross earnings of the picture-- had been £IOOO, with the whole of the South Island and the greater part of the North yet to be exploited. A letter was received from Mr. Rudall Hay ward, intimating that, ho had received from his agent in l London a cable suggesting the purchase of the rights for the United Kingdom. After considerable discussion, it was'agreed to ask for further information, and if the position was deemed satisfactory the syndicate would ha,ve a second picture made from the negative and forward same to London. "ARE WOMEN DISCREETT" This question is often suggested when one sees the extraordinary sjiadca of hair of pome women. It can generally be. traced to the application of some hair dye or so-callpd "hair tonic" purchased indiscriminately from a person not knowing tfrp chemical action of same. . Those showing signs of premature greyness should use Dr. Wilson's Regenerator, the British specific; it is absolutely reliable and an excellent tonic. Thousands are ijsing ifc daily. Price 4/-. Obtainable from Adair Bros-, Qi#bofn».*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15956, 18 October 1922, Page 11
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271Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 15956, 18 October 1922, Page 11
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