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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 15 October 1919, Page 3

SANDER AND SONS* EUCALYPTI I Tho unequalled remedy for colds, in- I I fluenza, chest complaints, headache, I neuralgia, indigestion, rheumatism. | BANDER'S EXTRACT, the surest proi teetion from all infections, fever, diptheria, meningitis. WANDER'S EXTRACT, the great healer of burns, wounds, ulcers, sprains, slcin diseases. i SANDER'S EXTRACT, proved at the , Supreme Court of Victoria to contain " : antiseptic and healing substances not ' present in other Eucalyptus prepara- ' lions, honcc "its superior and unique curative power. SANDER'S EXTRACT, tho only Eucalyptus pro3uct ; x'reparcd exclusively from the leaves, and refined by special process, is free j from the irritating and heart deiircss- I ing qualities of tho common Euealyp- ' tus oils and tho so-called "extracts," I and is safe for internal as well as for I pxternal use. Insist on the GENUINE ' SANDER EXTRACT, and derive the j benefit of purity, reliability and effoe- j tivoncss. There is no "just as good." 1 WANTED.—LAUNDRESS, 37s 6d; I MAID fo help in kitchen, 22s fid.— { Apply MRS STROMBORN, Huntley ; School, Marton. rpo LET.—COTTAGE of 3 rooms, Mill Road, Otaki.—GEO. H. HARPER, Solicitor, Otaki. -\7EGETABLE PLANTS. Special | offer few days: Cabbage, Onions. Lettuce, Is 100; 7s <>d 1000 large plants, free on rail cash.—B. H. JUST, Palmcrston North. • i jIOE SALE.—(S Young Laying HENS and ROOSTER.—AppIy "Mail" Office. "lOME Splendid Bargains are being offered at CLARK'S Special Sale, Levin, commencing THTS WEEK. White washing costumes (coats and skirts) in White Mat Cloths. Piques, Garbicord, Gabardine and Silks are offered as cheap or cheaper than prewar prices. OTAKI CONSTITUENCY. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen, — I propose to be a candidate for your suffrago at the forthcoming Parliamentary Elections, and if the support I receive warrants it. I will go to the poll as a representative working farmer, with a strong sympathy for' other branches of labour. My policy may be described as Progressive Liberal and Labour, a national policy with the motto "Principles before Party." An early opportunity will bo taken to place this before you, when I hope to find . your confidence and support, and New J Zealand first. ! EVELYN MACDONALD. j NCLUDED in W. M. CLARK '8 f Special Sale, Levin, of Costumes, which begins THIS WEEK, will be offered all the stocks of the Kaiapoi and Petone Costumes irf navy, black, and grey worsted or tweeds. Bead the list in this issue of a few of the reductions. PICOT BROS. .P.O. Box 935. Wires Picot. Phone 5L>2 THE LEADING EGG & POULTRY MERCHANTS, OF WELLINGTON. (113-115, Thorndon Quay, and 0, Davis Street). POULTRYMEN. CONSIGN YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY TO PICOT BROS. 1. Prompt Account Sales. 2. Top Prices. 3. Return of Crates within 24 hours. J POULTRY NOW IN GREAT DEMAND. - Good Price for Sound Sacks. PICOT BROS., Wellington. TO TBESPA^£H^ hereby given~£ka* anyone found trespassing en [>ar .P ro P. er p* from this date will be prosecutes wititNOW OPENED. FISH BUSINESS j SUPPER ROGfllSt Orders delivered to any pan & ** e j town. - f GRILLS AT ALL HGUEc. » HOT PIES, FISH AND CHf& CieanKne>s and Cii-ility. L MRS \V. RANSOM. 1 Mil! Bo| jF you. s?iop early you get first **. - CLARK'S Special .Sale, LavirV of; Women's WasEiog Cosaxnicv fe**? THIS WEEK. B«}d tlie list p£ rwptiims in the new advertxEeriieii"