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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1, 5 January 1907, Page 35

BABY’S CLOTHES.

Baby’s Clothes must never l»e washed with Alkaline Soaps or Soap Powders. They always leave an irritant in the fabric. SAPON—the now Oatmeal Washing reorder—never leaves anything in the clothes which can harm the most delicate skin. To wash baby’s clothes ami cot-trhnnilngs. soak for an hour in a solution of SA PON; then transfer to a lather of SAPON and water, aud work them lightly in the suds. Rinse through clear water; dry, aud iroii in the usual way. if your Grocer docs not stock SAPON, semi us his name and address. SAPON, Limited. P.O. Box G 35, Wellington.

District Land Office, Au.-k’vnl. IStli Decentb-i. tbai. Notice Is hereby given ' bat the sa <* of the undermentioned lots will take place at this office 011 Friday, 2511 i January. I‘Mff, at It a.in. Town of Raweue — Lot 243, 23 perches, upset price £5 19/6; Lot 246. 20 perches. £5 1/; Motatau S.D., Section 2, Block XII. 206 acres, £103; seven milra from Towai. Posters can l»c seen at all post offices. Copies can be on application here. J AMES M ACKENEIE. Commissioner of Crown Lamia. “rrilE THAMES DEEP LEVELS ENAR X LING ACT. 1906,” AND Till! QUEEN OF BEAUTY EXTENDED SPECIAL CLAIM. P.y instructions •of the Warden of (ho Haurak* Mining District, acting under tin? authority of the above-mentioned Act. Messrs Read. Gillespie, and Co., win sell by Public Auction, at the Warden's Court, Thames, on THURSDAY, the 10th day (>f January, 1907, at the hour of noon, tho Improvements existing 'in the parcel of Land described in the Schedule to the said Act; ami known as the Queen of Beauty Extended Special Claim, excepting nevertheless the area, one acre two roods and five perches, or thereabouts, as mentioned in the said Schedule. The plan of rhe laud ami the particulars, terms, and conditions of sale are deposited, aud may l»« inspected at, the Warden’s Office, amt at the Office of the Auctioneers. IL S. BUSH. Warden. Warden’s Office. Thames, loth December. 1906.

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to cold and damp cause* J Rheumatism. The skin cannot give <»IT tho excess uric add, ami It becomes de* posited in the blood. RIIEUMO will qnlcklJl cure the trouble. All chemists and storey 2/6 and 4/6.