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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 64, 8 March 1902, Page 4

<" ■.■■ liaTf ? Bo you bring or fc a coiij'M l !! cic!v morning? Has it lo:.t itsnatur;' hriglituess ? Is it beginning to look i:t' id tact dead? Br, yo:i ];',;•.! t"ii;: condition of tilings? Certainly rot. 'i'hci: rrnn this falling of the '-air -t once. Stop it hof >.';■■' ->'"i'.r liair is thin, shorl, find lifeless, i : ..:ko your hair boon' ■'••'id, glossy, sillr", :iU'..adant. A R IS l EG 8 ftprs hair Vigor is a Hair Food. Whoa your hair is well nourished it does not come out. "Tis wealc' hair, starved hair, that falls, It's just so with thin hair, short hair, rough hair. Such hair needs feeding. This is why Ayer's Hair Vigor stops falling of the hair. It your hair ir> gray, and you don't cai'3 to look at thirty as if you were sixty, then you should use Ayer's Hair Vigor. It always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich, beautiful color it had when yon wpro young. i is Dr. J. C. Aycr Co., I.cwell, Mass., U. S. '

TARANAKI aCCLIMATISATIOI SOCIETY. Fishing Season—lst October, 1901, to 30f April, 1802. J; from Mr. L. M. Taunton, Bports Depot Devon-street, New Plymouth; Mr. 0. 0, Smith, Inglewood; and frotr the underD. MoALLUM, Secretary. Men's Lieenses 10a, boys un der 16 5i ladies Ss, day license 2s 6d, one week Us. Fishing Licenses: D. McAllnm 0.0. Heenan A. Callander 6. E. V. Heenan) E M. Fowler S. Penny |R.R. E. Lenehan A. E. Fletcher Geo. Smih Chas. Smith 0. O. Smith T. Hopkinson H. Giles 0. E. Bryce R. Fowler J. W. Baby W. A. Bewley A. M. Bewley J. E. Wilson T. A.Swaysland A. L. Take : i M. Fraser H. G. Day A. Wallis E. R. A. Haworth G. W. Rodgers H Linn H. ff. Whltcombe T. Gray Allan Hume A. J. *arr Joe Ramson J. H. Kingsley Obas. Allan 0. M. Vowell H. Vowell Sydney Smith S G. Minett W. Messenger G. W. Rennett A. Dykes J. Gibson F. Holdsworth K FOR SUNBEAM fDEB OETT»/)N Tl? A Agont—R. COOK BON.

I PUBLIC NOTICE. | RE WERTHEiM MACHINES. ~TOIS sto caution the public against buy- . ing Sewing Machines represented as Wertheim unless the trade mark, and stamp of the manufacturer, Joseph Wertheim, Frankfort on Maine, is distinctly affixed to, and imprinted upon, the machine. This caution is found necessary, owing to certain genuine Wertheim Machines, and passing off cheap and worthless imitations, thereof, and name and reputation welsh the wonderful Wertheim Sewing MacaJaea have attained as the Most Perfect and Up-to-date Family I Machines that are procurable. | Any infringement of the Wertheim Trade Mark, or fraudulent representation of the same, will, on conviction, be followed by criminal prosecution, as tile law directs. JOSEPH WKRTHEIM, . Manufacturer. By his attorney for Nr* Zealand— Habry Oscar Kewett, 16, Manners-street Wellington, SOLE AGENT for New Plymouth— MISS RETFORD, Dbvon-btkebt, New Plymouth. ! 3ENEBAL BOOKBINDING hTIHOMAS AVERY is now prepared tc X \ execute orders for BOOKBINDING of every description. Account Books Specially Bound and Ruled to any Pattern on the premises. ST MUSIC, MAGAZINES, Etc., bocnd in thb Best Style. Thos. Avery, Printer, Bookseller, Stationer, Bookbinder, KEW PMMOUm

To the perfect hostess it is a he. guests the daintiest of dishes. -This she can easily do with the help of Brov/n and Poison's two articles. BROWN & POLSONS "PATENT" PORN FLOUR makes light ami delicate puddings, Wane-manges,cos-tards, jellies, and many other tempting things, while their new PAISLEY FLOUR helps to make dainty and tempting tea-scones and cakes, ensures the success of all home-baking, and makes all light and digestible. Of Pgjsley Flour Brown and Folson aie the sole makers—but their Corn Flour has a host of imitators, ;>H if the best results areto beoLnained, you must see that only Brown and Poison's is delivered.