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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 71, 17 December 1917, Page 6

YOTT RHOT?r,T> NOTE that medals from exhibitions with retrnrd to eucalyptus only testify (o industrial isefulncFS. such w> mnVinf varnish. etc. SANDER'S EITCAT/YPTT EXTRACT in horsed bv the hishest medical authorities ns ft beneficial and safe medicine, ijnd is proved nt the Supreme Court of Victoria tr> be perfect and without harmful SANDER'S EXTRACT can always be relied on. Onlv recently the Melbourne "Age" reported that xlwnt 30 girls were snffcrii;;? poisoning from eucalyptus lollies, which wero evi■Wtlr made from the common eucalyn--„s The insisting on (he GENUINE SANDER EXTRACT will avoid every lnnirer- safe, reli.ihK and efficient. You n"n no risk with SANDER'S EXTRACT. -Advt Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. Insert particulars of the auction sale of the Keir PirrvinE Company's horses, plant, and Wne<« and blacksmith's plant, to-mor-row at'll o'clock, which they will rilsnosc of ' The catalogue is a very lengthy one, embracing some 22 horses and 43 lurries, of various descriptions, also u larse duantitv of harness, and the cnttre contents of the blacksmith's shop. The sale t° by order of the liquidator, and the auetioners say it is to be entirely unreserved. "\r r T nrocme, the well-known Levin erocer and family warehouseman, commenced business at Weraroa ten years "i 0 and removed to his new brick premises there in 1914. In March, 1916. Mr. r.rcome bought out the business of Messrs. liaswelf at Levin, and since then ho has run it with fl '(treat, deal of success on a cash basis. ' There is now a modern motor rl,.tivcrv service, which supplies family trade from the Weraroa Store Prime., ban marked the development of this bumS?„throughout. and further extensions oro already contemplated.