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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 213, 7 March 1912, Page 8

C. O. HAWKE INGLBWOOD, 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. 2y 2 Enamel Jugs, 1/-. Enamel Dippers, 1/-. Enamel ChSSren's Sets (cup and saucer, plate), 1/fi 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, 6d to 5/6; Hair, 6d to IS/-. Also Nail, Shoe, Shaving a*d Scrub Brushes, all new line. GLASSWARE. New Coronation Iridiscent Colorefl, 1/- & 1/6. LEATHER GOODS. Two cases Ladles' Bags, 1/6 to 50/- each. Dressing Cases, 10/6 to 80/-. Meat-mincing Machines, large, 4/6 to 9/6. Enquire and see our prices before purchasing elsewhere. Every article marked in plain figures. C. 0. HAWKE.

SKINNER'S FOR MAMMITIS AND ALL UDDER COMPLAINTS. ' Uruti, ' „ - Feb. 1,1912, Mr. E. Skinner, Dear «r,—ln reply to yoars re Mammitem, I may say I have used it on three cows this year with very satisfactory results in each case. One of these I cows took the disease in one quarter last I 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 4 long-felt want. G. K. OXENHAM. Price 4/8 five injections; injection outfits 3/6. Farmers' stores and chemists. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO., Wholesale agents. >