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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 49, 8 April 1898, Page 20

Readers of the N. Z. Tablet will be interested to learn that our former editor, Mr. J. A. Scott, 8. A., who conducted this paper so ably during the course of last year, has begun the practice of his profession as barrister and solicitor at IS, Government Life Insurance Buildings, Dunedin. Meat is, more than bread, the staff of life, and careful householders will consult their own interests and that of their families by calling on Mr Randall, family butcher, Maclaggan Street. He keeps only one quality of meat, and that is the very best that money can buy. Read his advertisement elsewhere.— Advt. Consumption is not a hopeless evil. Take it enrly and you're safe. Townend's Cinnamon Cure spells death to the tubercle bacillies, and patients who fail to try it are not alive to their own interests. See Mr Townend's advtitisement elsewhere in our columns — Advt. " Victory "is their title, and the '• Victory " bicycl' .and sowing machines well deserve the name. Tlie ''Victory" peo,.le do not need to strain after high prices. They are satisfied with the immense business which the well-established reputation of their work has ensured. See their adverti&ements on margins of pages 1 4 \:>. 17. — [Advt.] ' The Massey-Harris wheel is still pcorir.g. News has come from over the water that Forbes, on a Ma^ey-Hairn, left Walne, Green, and other great champions easily behind at the Autumn Cycling Carnival, Sydney.— [Advt.]