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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4892, 18 September 1901, Page 4

A veritable ( quick lunobeon,' it is said, is to be had at a restaurant in Paris wheie a dinner of several courses,* composed of concentrated food in the form of tablets, can be * consumed in a few minutes. The en- ( tire meal can be carried about in the , vest pocket. ' : STATUTORY DECLARATION— I, P. I Rftabe, Ironbark, Sandhurst; in the Cjlnny ,; of Victoria, do solemnly and sincerely declare I" that on the 25th Jane, 1877, my son Alfred, . six years of age, was aceidently hurt with an I axe on the knee. lat once took all paina to * secure medical aUendnnce. Howevet? In sphfl , of all efforts, on the 27ih August, 1877, the C opinion was given by Dr Macjjillivray that sn * amputation of the injured limb had become imperative, in order to save life. At this \ juncture I called upon Messrs SANDER k • SONS, procuring Borne of their PURE , VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, qnd by the application of ihe same I had the satisfaction of seeing my son within a fort- ; night oat of all danger, find to-day be is | recovered. I may just a'ld that it was when , thn crisis hud been resched that SANDER'S i; EXTRACT was first applied. And I make , this solemn declaration, etc., Frank Riabe. j Declared at Sandhurst, in the Onion V of I Victoria, Australia, this 17'h October, 1877, before me Moritz Cohn, J.P. To guard the high reputation our manufacture has attained all over the globe, we state that ore has to be exercised to obtain the genuine article (Sander and Sons) as the most appalling consequenc<>s have resulted from the application of spurious products— SANDEß & SONS. ' A good story is told about a well- 1 known attendant at Parliament Buildings (says the ' Post '). It was an ' off j day,' and be was showing a party of visitors xVamu Qome aver the House. , When they came to the Chamber in J which our representatives sit, a member of the party remarked to the at- , tendant, ' I hear that this room is ■ noted for its acoustic properties.' ' Yes ? ' was the reply, ' 1 never smell anything.' And the silence that ensued could almost be felt. " The Enquirer's Oracle," the best reference book on every-day subjects ia given away with 101 b Book Gift Tea. Mr W. Bleakley, a mill-manager of SwintoD, Lancashire, objects to the war as l ct-uel and" unjust,' and there- ' fore by way of a protest, declined to ! pay the usual income-tax, His protest was very ineffectual, for the authorities at once put a a man in possession and auctioned Mr Bleakley's drawing-room suite before a mirthful audience. The suite was bought for five guineas by friends of the protestant, and as that sum cleared the amount demanded by Somerset House, the sale came to an end. 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