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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1804, 17 July 1913, Page 4

ECZEMA IN ITS WORST FORM CURED BY REXONA. AT CHHISTCHURCH. "My hair was acknowledged among mv acquaintauccs io bo perfect till I bv somo moans 'became aillicted with that most painful disisaso Eczema," writes Mrs'. M. Carroll, 01 Carlyle Street, Sydenham,- Christehurch, New Zealand. "Its painful irritations caused mo to scratch and tear at mv scalp as if I was demented. Words cannot describe mv mental and physical pain therefrom. 'l received attention from several specialists 011 Eczema, with tlio usual results; it got worse, sn I gave myself up as incurable, and, being a young woman, you can imagine my anxiety. At. last I was persuaded to Iry Rexona Ointment, and I have it alono to thank for mv complete and thorough euro from the above mostdreadful and painful disease. My head is now quite free from all . traces of the malady, and my hair, bv the regular use of the Roxona Ointment' is longer mid finer, and my friends say moro beautiful than ever. I cannot find words good enough to express my thanks for the benefits received through using Kexona, and sincerely hope all fellow sufferers who' read this will derive the same benefits as 1 conscientiously think they will if tliev give it a trial." Kexona is a reliable remedy for all eruptions and irritations of the skin Eczema, Pimples, Sores, Chilblains, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Scalds. Kexona is sold in triangular pots nt Is. (Id., /uid in larger pots containing nearly four times fho quantity at Us. —Advt.

Mr. Robert Hood, land and opiate agent of l'ort Street, Auckland, inserts an announcement in this issue describing three farms which he has for sale. The localities ore: North of Auckland. SIM) ?<••{«» I .To Puke, Jl7 acrctj and Pukekcuo 122 acrc^