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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1881, 15 October 1913, Page 7

How different! Tho verdict of those using SANDERS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. Not nauseating nor irritating. SANDERS' simply heals and cures pleasantly. It is perfection. Pad qualities of common eucalyptus conspicuously absont.—Advt. ,

A bright little Irish terrier lias lieen trained as a perfect caddie by a wellknown professional golfer in L'ondou. When his master is giving a lesson tho terrier goes out with tho party and sits on the teeing green, well out of reach of tlio swinging club, critically watching the performance. He follows the (light of tho hardest hit or worst sliced ball unerringly, and, having marked it down, races to fetch it back. He returns with' tho ball gently held in his month, and drops it beside tho sandbox. ■ Pine Tone Organs.—The Bell Organ and Piano Co., Gnelph, Canada, aro tho largest makers of Organs nnd Pianos under the British (lag. The Diailem, tho Student's, the Chancel, and tho Mission Organs are the host instruments for the home, the school, and tho church. "The Dresden" will give you easy terms. Pole agents, Tho Dresden Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton Quay and Brandon Street. Wellington. M. < .T. Brookes, North Island manager.

"He has a wife and four children," said a judgment creditor at Tunbvidge Wells County Court, when, asked for evidence of the defendant's means. "A wife and four children are not evidence of means," replied Judge Parry. U.S.A. CARS—Wo havo in stock, for immediate dolivery, l:).!)-h.p. 4-cyhnder 11.5.A. Car, 3-seator, with Silent Knight Engine, Hood, Screen, 5 Lamps, Ddtachahle Wheels, Spare Wheel and Tyre, .£lls. Catalogues on application. Scott Motor Agency, Lower Culm Street.—Advt. "There ain't no ham in this here sandwich," a man growled, .seated 011 a high stool before the marble bar of a modern railway restaurant. "Oh, you ain't come to the ham vet!" the attendant answered easily. The man ate 011. Then ho growled again: "There ain't no ham yet." "Oil, said the atlollda.lt, "you've bit or«r it poyrl"