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Taranaki Daily News, 18 February 1918, Page 3

ial Free bv Post "When my daughter was vaccinated blood-poisoning set in and she came out in eruptions from the c rown of her head to the Hlwr'\§\ so ' es °* er * eeteruptions came out like l'M*& little yellow heads and \\M *■* J!t\ tnen s ot ve, y in & \ inflamed - s Soap and Ointment advertised and decided to give them a trial, and in fourteen days the eruptions had disappeared." (Signed) Mrs. Cecilia Wilson, cr. O'Farrell & Morgan Sts., West Broken Hill, N. S. W., September 23, 1915. 1r I* «««u u.. —* —Til. *<l _ Skin Book. (Soap to cleanse and Ointment to heal.) Address post-card: R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W. Sold throughout the world. * Big Bargains % in Band Instruments War condition* are foroingap tbe price of Instraments, Mu«ie and Accessories, yet every bandsman can All his requirements to '"•'„" , »n pre-war prices. Tbe London I iano Co., Ltd., of Dunediu, gave up busitruments. etc., at ire. Thus I can rytbinsr yon opportunity. . ... me quote n bargain price for any special item. J. W. COPITHORNEfO. HuU Brown) Mamaamsn*

BRITISH TYRES FOR BRITISHERS. BUY WOOD-MILNE'S. Because they are Britain's Best Tyres, the Allied Governments have been using- more and more Wood-Milne Tyres. So great was the demand that it virtually amounted to commandeering the factory, and hence it was found impossible to supply the New Zetland market. However, arrangements #ere made to ihcrease the output enormously, and this makes it possible to again resume shipments to the Dominion, and to arrange for regular supplies. Those desirous of using the best of British Tyres should demand Wood-Milne. Wholesale Distributors for New Zealand, Casfelberg and Co., Ltd., Moleaworth streft, Wellingtop.