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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume XVIII, Issue 1021, 30 September 1909, Page 18

“ Speak to me only with thine eyes, But let those eyes be clear; A cold soon makes them otherwise — Dim, swollen, red, and blear. But still, if beauty would allure When colds have made her plain, Woods’ Peppermint Cure will soon secure Her speaking eyes again.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAY HOUSE, WHANGAr PAROA. Beautiful sandy beach, native busk., lovely view, fishing, boating, bathing, tennis; landed at wharf; plentiful supply of spring water. Terms; Adn”s per week. 2?s 60, per day, 4s; cl-:'<lunder 12. H's •'.<!: horsehire 3s hail day, is per day. Book withNorthern S.S. Co. MRS. GEORGE ARKLE. “ Arkle Bay House” (private mail bag).. THE CLUB HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. Stands on two Acres of Land; frontage 165 feet; promenade balcony; contafga 50 bedrooms, and private sittingrooma. and 12 Sample Rooms. The appointed house for the Associaton of N.Z. agffv Australian Commercial Travellers. H. B. TUCKER, Proprietor and Owner. “HAZEL BANK,” ST. CLAIR. 5 minutes from St. Cair Beach. Corner Allandale Road. Close to Golf Links and 'I ram. Private Boarding Establishment. Terms Reasonable. MRS. G. BROOK, ’Phone 790. Proprietress. [A CARD.] J. R. LONDON. BARRISTER AND SOEIOITOB, Nos. 19 and 20. , COOMBES’ ARCADE. Queen Street. Auckland. a