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spiwc ahd wmsF\ snow — 36 George Street— , H. E. BEVERIDCE Is now showing some choio eoods for the bright weather. Millinery, unsurpassed for style and prioe. Latest designs in dress materials, summer silks, delaines, bordered robe?, blouses, costumes and coat?. ' Dressmaking under capable management. GOOD IRONING- NKEDS GOOD STARCH. Don't try to save money by buying oheap fitaroh. It comes dear in the end, for an inferior starch will ruin your clothes. COL MANS STAROa is the starch to buy. It preserved your laces and linen, and enables you to iron them beautifully. Accept no substitutes. " , Combine Economy, Perfect Fit and Satisfaction by ordering your next suit From -J. A. O'BRIENThe Leading Tailor 45 DowSing Street One Trial will mean Permanent Orders Clerical Trade a Specialty eczeh/laT Regi&tebeo "NOAH'£ DOVC" OINTMENT (Patented by R, White of Auckland). For the cure of Eczema and Ringworm And Kindred Diseases of the Skin HAS effected MARVELLOUS Cures of the most STUBBORN and LONGSTANDING cases which have baffled the MEDICAL PROFESSION and PATENT MEDICINES. PRICE— 3s. 6d. per tin ; all ohemiatß and storekeepes. Following is one of the many glowing Testimonials we are constantly receiving:— "Otahuhu, Auoklami, 15th April, 1908.— TESTIMONIAL TO THE WONDERFUL CURE OF «NOA.K 7 S DOVE ' OINTMENT —I had suffered from Eozema for 14 years. I was twice in the Auckland Hospital. Is is now over two years) einoe I left that institution, as I found they/ were doing me no good. I tried all kindb of ointments, lotions, and bloed mixtures, all to no use. The pain waa most cruel, and I often wished to God that I was dead. The day 'Noah's Dove Ointment ' was brought to trie door, I waa on orutohes ; I' oould not put my legs to the ground. I laughed at them when they Bad it would care me, I told the gentleman I had tried too many ointments, and. l would. try no more, as I had given Wp all hopes Of ever getting well ; but my huaTaand would have me try one tin— it was on a Tuesday — and at the end of a week I .was able to go about without a stick ; and although it took several tins to complete the oure, it is now over 12 months since, and no sign of it coming back. — I am. . thankfully yours, (Signed) J. MURPHY.— To R. White, Esq., Auckland." C 877 Sola Distributing Agent.for "Wellington J. J. CRONIM, Victoria St., WeUinitcn.

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 14, 8 April 1909, Page 546

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Page 546 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 14, 8 April 1909, Page 546

Page 546 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 14, 8 April 1909, Page 546

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