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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 19, 23 January 1902, Page 3

RED ROUGH HANDS FALLING HAIR PREVENTED BY SOAP* The most effective skin , purifying anil beautifying soap as well as purest and sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery/ 16 strikes at the cause of Dad complexions, red, rough hands, falling hair, and baby blemishes, viz., the clogged, irritated, inflamed, overworked, or sluggish Poses. fold ererywhere. British depots F. 17kwbsrt ft Boira,, London. >rench depot: L. Midt. Peria. Australian, depot: R. Towtfs u Co., Sydney. Power Dbug Atfl>t CffiUC* Gobp.l Bole Propu., Boston, U. 8. A*

IN LESS THAN SIX TEARS WEBBERS VITADATIO Has Covered Several Continental. READ WHAT IT IS DOING. ANOTHER VICTORY. KIDNEY AND LIVER COMPLAINT. Mr E Herman, Rondebosch, South Africa, writes:— " October 25th. 1899. " For years I suffered with my kidneys and liver. I spent hundreds of pounds for medical aid, and took a trip to Australia, but all in vain. Only a month ago I reluctantly yielded to an Advice to try Webber's VifcacUtio. Already I am a different mail, though 1 have only tised a few bottles, and am confident of a thorough cure. You are welcome to use this, as I can never repay you for the good Webber's Vitadatin h»s done for me."

RHEUMATIC PAINS IN THE JOIiSIS. Maiden, Mass., U. Sts., America. ►September 13th, 1900. Mr W. Webber, Sole Proprietor of Vitadatio, Launoeston, Tasmania. Sir, —The introduction of your Great Herbal Remedy into America has been a great blessing to me, and I feel it my duty to inform yon of the fact. I have been troubled with Rheumntic Pains in my Joints for a long time, but a few bottles of VITADATIO and INDIAN OIL OF OREAM have effected a com* plete ture. MINNIE A. KNOWLES. For further particulars, S. A. Palmbb, Warehouse. Waterloo Quay, Corresponded# Invited. Write for testimonials. New Plymouth : Burgess, FjsaSer & Co., Merchants.

WANTED —Lady He'p for country, three in family.--Apply to Mrs. J, L. Lucena. Mimi, Urenui. 2 ANTKD.—Two Cooks, two Pick and iShovel Hands, Porter, and Kitnbenraan; also several I,acUund Men for milking, Good wages paid to reliable han is; no others ns*d apply.--Alynott. Labour A«ent to

LOST, between an.i Fit- : zroy.- -a 'ml Curb Bangle. Knvard. 1 -Apply iiAli.y News Office. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. i i lOST. —From New Plymouth n n Weines-' J day, lfit.h January, oue Chestnut Mare, | about 15 h-inila; t.wo saddle marks on back, chafed below britchen on off kg. The above reward will be paid on returning same to BOLL BY OHJIMISjIS AND STORKS PREPARED BY A. E. SYKES, CHEMIST. MONASTERY OF THE PRESENTATION, NEW PLYMOUTH. THE Sisters of Notre Dame des Missions beg to announce that the Schnols in connection with the above establishment will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January 27th. NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL THE First Term of IPO2 in cennection with the above School will commence on MONDAY, 3rd February, at 9 am. An admission examination will be held at the School on that Hate at 10 a.m. Fees: £2 2s per term, payable in advance. to M.JONKS, Orite ion Stables. rtK & COLDS. Opposite Theatre New Plymouth 28 24 W. BBWLEY, Secretary.

TAR4NAKI 00 - OPERATIVE BACON COMPANY (Limited). 1 A Copy af the Prospeotus, with form of application fir Shares, may be obtained at any branch ot the Bank of New South Walea ip Tamnaki, or from tha undersigned. \ L. M. MONTEATH, * Secretary pro tem, iS