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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 140, 10 December 1929, Page 8

■ THE LOYAL EDGEWOKTHIANS. "With the spirit of Xmas looming up the time is opportune to talk of the spirit of the loyal Edgeworthians.What, is an Edgeworthian? He is a member of the Edgeworth Club, every member of ■which is loyal to the core. North, South, East, and West —even down at the South Pole —there arc members of the Edgeworth Club, enjoying their smoke of Edgeworth. Pipe-smokers prefer Edgeworth for many reasons. One is because its quality never changes; another is because of its unique flavour; another because it does not foul a pipe.—Advt. A SCIENTIFIC KEMEDY FOB PILES. NEW ZEALAND TESTIMONY TO "HADENSA." "I find it a wonderful relief," writes one sufferer from Auckland. "It is doing more good than anything * I have tried," writes another sufferer from Timaru. "Ths best I have tried," writes a third from Taranaki. "Hadensa" has been used with marked success by the medical profession in. the early stages of piles and advanced cases. It is the sole specific used for piles in the Berlin University Clinic. Try it at once. Trial size 3s, double size ss. If unobtainable from your chemist write Joseph Nathan and Co., Ltd., P.O. Bos 1509, Wellington, Wholesale Distributors.—Advt.

WOODYILLE UAC.ES. WEDNESDAY* AND THURSDAY, 11th AND 12th DECEMBER. Firs'; race 11.45 a.m. Special train from-Palmerston. North. Suitable train arrangements from Masterton, Marton, Levin, and Dannevirkc. Excursion fares. Special excursion tickets Wellington to Woodville will be issued by the Daylight Limited on 11th and 12th instant. First class £1 0s 4d, second 13s lid. W. A. LYON, Secretary. HOWARD »'««'«t^ booklet , ._ __. •"""» ">y Thos. Cook HOTEL & Sons office, w&ere LONDON r m "de!" ioniCillbe Norfolk St. Strand.

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