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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 28, 6 November 1885, Page 23

Hundreds of letters from those using Ayer's Hair Vigor attest its value as a restorer of grey hair to its natural color. As a stimulant and tonic, preventing and often curing baldness, and cleansing and soothing the scalp, its use cannot be too strongly recommended. The fact that Carter and Co., of George street, are the only Drapers in Dunedin doing a strictly Cash Trado who import their own Goods direct from Home Markets, is the one cause of their being able to sell cheaper than any other firm. Carter and Co. have just opened, ex ss. Coptic and Kaikoura, 16 cases Men's and Boys' Clothing, and in consequence of the desperate scarcity of ready money, they have decided to offer the whole lot, for a few weeks at landed cost. Therefore, call, inspect, and judge for yourselves. Carter and Co., 60 a-id 62 George street, Dunedin."

" That split " in the Irish national movement, which English journalists discover as faithfully at stated periods as they capture the spa-serpent in the dull season, has been again discovered and again discounted. Mr. Michael Davitt, if our contemporaries across the Channel were to be believed was going to smash everything before him. He was to pulverise the liish Parliamentary policy, as it were, with dynamite. He was to make short work of Mr. Parnell just as Finn M'Cool could have made short work of Tom Thumb if they had ever met in combat. All this, and more, Mr. Davitt was to do about the time of ihe general election. Mr. Davitt, however, who may be accepted as a very reliable authority on the whole matter, declares that he has no intention whatever of doing the wmk assigned to him by the British Pres*. On the contra' y, he counsels the Irish people to preserve the closeit union and declares that there is only one Parliamentary poliry ia Ireland, and that, he says, is the policy of Mr. Parnell. Furthermore he asserts that no otber Parliamentary programme would be tolerated in the country. — Nation.