Baldness may be prevented, and a thick growth of hair stimulated by tho uso of Ayor's Hair Vigour. This preparation also restores tho natural colour to grey hair, and renders ib soft, pliant, and. glossy.— (Advb.) To D.ABEEN GE3T Hat;.—Loclcyor'a Snlpliur Hair Restorer is tho quickest, best, safest; coats less, edects more than any other. The colour produced is most natural. Lockyer's Sulphur is the only English Hair Restorer universally sold.—(Advt.) (DsSiaiitfESiS' %» ihd oil EsJ w vsf '*■* 'W felBS , Tsic Popular. Bevkuacse for Broakfdot, Luncheon, Tea. aad Supper in all seasons io G ADBUKY'e Cocoa.—CoiiitortiJig, streaj-thoniii;:, noiirishing— for old and young; robust anti feeble. Tiie Binowa ot "Wealth are found ia Health; and hcr.iltSi, Gtroagth, and stiyin;; power aro retained ajid concenti-atod ia Paj)buk"k's Cocoa. It is absolutely p-virc. A SUFFERER from Nervous and Wssi> in? DebJlify, Loss of Visor, &c restored tohaaIthIiieuchaRICMAKICABLEMANNES, after ill else 1 d FAKED tl L fo \-'U o r-ceipt o£ n, 8 If adeuc os mped nvelo c gei A the nole of euro iRE tori fell v su£e era —Adores A lliner Or P O dne ■i !,tl fi t ! W Q OC \\ r C Pr^ riIHE popu! nty nd enormo i « eg of JL Wolfe's Schnapp testify to ito intrinsic merits. TNSIST upon having Wom-e's SoHNAPrs."
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 213, 8 September 1891, Page 6
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