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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2344, 10 November 1908, Page 7

DEATH IN— \ Dirty Milk Utensils. DIRTY MILK UTENSILS make Milk anil Milk-Produce dangerous for human consumption.Keep your Cans and all your Dairy Utensils perfectly sweet and pure it’s your duty to your rellow-men. Soap won’t do it—it can’t. Soap, soap powders or washing sodas are “ make-believes.” They appear to clean, and to some extent do, but they don’t thobougiily clean. This is easily proved: clean a milk-can as tv ell as it is possible tvith soap ; then, when you think you have cleansedit perfectly, wash out the same can tvith fine odourless ‘ Wyandotte 9 the additional a mount of dirt and greasy soap extracted will astonish you. The World’s Health and Dairy Authorities, recommend “ WYAHDOTTE ” "because it makes clean, sweet, dairy utensils possible, and because it destroys germs and everything upon which they breed. “ WYANDOTTE ” is a pure, wthite powder, perfectly tasteless and - harmless. It can be used equally well with warm or cold water. Let “WYANDOTTE” Dairyman’s 'Cleaner and Cleanser wokk for you. Give it one honest trial. Sold in 51b. calico bags at 2/J ; also lib. bags at 6 c3._ All Stores and Factories. Write for Free Sample and Booklet to THE J. B. FORD COB/!PA?<SY, Australasia Chambers, ® WELLINGTON. W. J. COX & CB: UNIVERSAL jpRGVSDERS. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST. W. J. cox & Co. GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. GLADSTONE ROAD, GISBQRNS. Telophon© 82MEDICAL HALL. TE KARAKA. Under New Management. FE. WHITE, Consulting and Dis- • pensing Chemist, 50 yeais colonial experience, late of Christchurch and AVcllington Hospital, iias now opened the above with a new Stock of Drugs and Patent Medicines. F. E. WHITE, Proprietor. G £YOLL£GE. Good’s Buildings. Gladstone Road. PRINCIPAL —Miss Wilcox, assisted lay efficient staii. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. B USINE3-3 t HORTJ3.AND —Pitman and Gregg J systems. BOOK-KEEPING —Double Entry plica ble to any set of books. TYPE WKiTJLN G —Puli equipment first-class' standard machines, and ■eat pains are taken to make stusnts expert typists. COMMERCIAL COItItIBP OND - NCE —Penmansiiip, Duplicating, id ail Commercial Subjects. MATRICULATION AND CIVIL SR VICE —Students coached in neasary subjects for examination. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION —Pnite and strictly confidential instrucon given to those whose education ib been neglected. POSITIONS —No difficulty in placg graduates in positions, as demand m excess of supply. Large number students placed m lucrative poaions annually. Clients attended for shorthand dieit ion. Typewriting at moderate cs. Circular Letters at cheap rate ir thousand. Stationholders' and radesmen’s Hooka ac justed, and b*l-