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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10755, 29 April 1913, Page 2

BEWARE! To MESSRS SANDER AND SONS, Sandhurst (Bendigo), Vic. " Dear Sirs, —I just think it right to let you know of the deception worked on me after ordering from our grocer two ounce bottles of SANDER'S EUCALYPTI, Bendigo. W© received to-day two bottles of EUCALYPTUS, and the enclosed wrapper around the bottle. Back they will go like a shot. I have been using your Extract myself and family, and giving it to my friends for over forty years, and none other will suit Die. " I well remember my good old mother saying that she told you that if she bad the means she would end her days cheerfully by going around praising and advertising your Extract, ior she herself had derived so much benefit by using it. I bare lived to re-echo her words, and that is my reason in sending vol' aline, because I will not stand by, knowins the real value and good of vour Extract, and submit to this. _ I "am determined to obtain the genuine article. ... . ~ " lours faithfullv, •« THOMAS HOLDERNFSS. "D'lPJiil, Q'"-- -Wh 'March, 1909.'' SANnWrS EUCALYPTI EXTKACT possess.--" ..".lrativo properties not possessed by any other mealyptus. It cures when others irritate. 1

The paddlf-fnh, or spoonbid. w a remarkable firii. -unci only in tho waterways of tho Mississippi N aiioy. .r,is a sraMos* ibh, with a body very much like a shark. ft has an arinour-piated head, that runs forward into a broad, ■thin mddlo 0 f hone. one-third tho lom'th <".! tho ouiiro fi-h. and is ujccl in 'turning up tho mud and gravel oi tho hoLtom of tho streams when in fwarch of food. Tho paddle-fish often reaches a length of tilt, a.nd a weight of ItiOlh. When emoked, tho paddlefish makes a tolerable substitute fur smoked sturgeon.