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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 293, 6 September 1919, Page 6

ALL Negatives ordered from since the inception of our business havo lieen carefully stored. RE-ORDERS may be had at any time. BARTLETT AND ANDREW, Bartlett Studio, WELLINGTON, Tel. 1233. | DRY WINES. CONNOISSEURS ALWAYS DRINK ) DRY WINES. ( CLARET, HOCK. CHABLIS. NOTE.—The Wine Expert of Gen- [ eral Pau's Frenoh Mission voluntnrily stated that T.M.V. CLARET possessed all the virtues of the French | product. _ This opinion was verified in a practical manner by tho Officers of French Sailing Vessels recently in port takcfkllET ialg9 quant ' tios w TE< MATA VINEYARDS, LTD., P.O. Box 88, Havelock North. H SPEAK DR. OF OPTICS, • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7 WILLIS STREET, Late Optician for the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Patients unable to obtain ndvico i'rom the Optical Department may obtain aavice at the above address between 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Dll HUGHES STEELE, 186 Upper Willis Street ('l'hone 265), Has now been Demobilised, and HAS RESUMED _ DR. AGNES BENNETT HAS Resumed I'ractico at 180 Willis Street.

Shell-shock demonstrates how dependent tlie health of the body is upon the nerves. Over-taxed by war strain, the. breakdown occurs in the thunder of bombardment—the nervous system reaches breaking-strain and collapses. Nervous complaints are the same, but in lesser degree. All arise from over-tax and failing energy. Ceregen is tlhe cure. Ceregen is a Nerve Food tliiO supplies the essential Proteid—proteid, the* very essence of nerve strength and poise. British military and naval hospitals used Ceregen. Doctors recommend it. Get this food'.that builds new strength. 2s. fid., 4s. 6d„ Gs. 6d., 125., at. chemists. The 12s. sizo contains eight tinier the amount of 2s. 6d. tin.—Advt.