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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 100, 30 December 1913, Page 2

BUSiNESS NOTICES. A SEASONABLE WORD FROM HANNAH'S BOOT PEOPLE;— LADIES— With the short gowns and pretty hose you are wearing now, you MUST have pretty SHOES. H ANN A H.' 8 People are showing them in Patent Leather, Tan, Greys, and Glace. Dainty Hose 16 match. EVERYTHING AT FOR-TENNIS AND BOWLS, CRICKET, ETC

■■■■%*m M d» The Purser recommends Ll nliTaW llilfl Ttt riMigfFM ßl The business man of the big liner knows how many chests of Ceylon's finest teas go into the vessel's holds at Colombo consigned to AMBER\ TIPS. Medical and scientific experts have not only demonstrated that high-grade teas are the best and the most healthful, but, moreover, that they are almost as cheap as common teas. : Indeed the great investigation by the famous Medical! Journal "The liancet," proved that it costs but 3 6'more! pef to drink fine tea like AMBER TIPS 2|- \Wb. tea instead of com;hj:n, .cheap! teas, b'ecajipe| ttie fine tea will give about 280 cups from each: pound as against only about 224 from common;teas. "The Lancet" investigators reported "Good teas present twice the physiological value of ■WHOLESALE AGENTS. NEWTON KING, ItTRAIFCRD-

ThtRE'S MOP^EY \, But to obtain en must safeguard the health of your Cows. ' Good, healthy animals return a greater percentage of butter-fat ■ than poor ones, and eat no more—probably less. The ideal cattle med ifit and well is Oil Drench" ,3^i^S^fe^ -a combination of five pure oils, which 2 has PROVED a valuable remedy for all stock troubles. "Vcni" is particularly effective as an after-calving drench, R and is superior to the ordinary dry article. Liquid in form, itTs L handy to use. Give"VENI OIL DRENCH " a trial this season, j All Btor«keeper« and Dairy Factories In -S|- Pint Bottles of Ten doses fl or from The Farmers' Medicine Co,, Ltd,, Wellington £1 -■ ■■. -. *&**

. . - . .. n-^'l.'Mi!. Dairy Utensils Must Be Kept Clean u And Sanitary. Quite Easy If Ycu Use k5V, >\J *J : , J use add a little Scourinc to the -» water, wash in the usual way, and the- utensils will be perfectly clean and sanitary. Scourine kills the genus, removes dirt and crease like Scourine is a pure white powder possessing powerful cleansing qualities. Ji is uon-injurious to rubber, metals, or other materials, and doesn't harden the bands. Only a little Scourine is re'iuired, and it is far more economical than soda =vS llll) otli ! Your ■>\i\ per 11) USHERWOOD AND CO., Wholesale Agents, DUNEDIN.

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