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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 209, 2 March 1912, Page 8

C. O. HAWKE LNGLEWOOD, AUCKLAND AND NEW PLYMOUTH. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. GOODS NOW OPENING. LANDED EX S.S. RUAPEHU AND SOMERSET. 54 40-piece Tea-sets, 17/6 to 40/-. Enamel Stewpans, tubular handles, 1/to 4/6. 2% Enamel Jugs, 1/-. Enamel Dippers, 1 1/-. Enamel Children's Sets (cup and saucer, plate), 1/6 and 2/-. Enamel A.B.C. and Tune Porridge Plates, 1/- each. Swinging Mirrors, complete, 3/6 to 6/6. Plate Wall Mirrors, 1/- to 3/6. BRUSHWARE. Cloth, Cd to 5/6; Hair, 6d to 15/-. Also Nail, Shoe, Shaving and Scrub Brushed, all new line. GLASSWARE. New Coronation Iridiscent Colored, 1/- & 1/6. LEATHER GOODS. Two cases Ladies' Bags, 1/6 to 50/- each. Dressing Cases, 10/6 to 80/-. Meat-mincing Machines, large, 4/6 to 6/6. Enquire and see our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Every article marked in plain figures. G. 0. HAWEE.

SKINNER'S IS FOR MAMMITIS AND ALL UDDER I COMPLAINTS. Uruti, w m o, . Feb. 1,1912, Mr. E. Skinner, Dear Sir,—ln reply to yours re Mammitcin, I may say I have used it on three cows this year with very satisfactory results in each case. One of these cows took the disease in one quarter last year. When she came in this year the quarter was in a very bad way—swollen and angry looking and seemed full of milk, but all you could get from her was a cupful, and that was bad. I gave her six injections, and now she is milking as well as ever. I am quite convinced that your remedy is all that it is cracked up to be, and supplies a long-felt want. G. K. OXENHAM. Price 4/8 five injections; injection outfits 3/6. Farmers' stores and chemists. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER ft 00., Wholesale agents.