Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 145, 21 June 1899, Page 7

Public Notices. T't C* j i 4- it is impossible to ascertain the quality IH© c£lC£ "lucta.!. o f a plaster by a casual examination ' should be a sufficient reason for buying a : plaster with a reputation. j \*o-' * *'"- There is no piaster that has been i,\.' before the public so long; none that ! &\Msl ' -"h\ stands or ever stood so hierh : none so 1 ; 1 ' »'\ WCI' guaranteed, none whose guarj AJ'M^M'"^'' '" ■ antee is so substantial and so liberi a^iftfa* !■ ' "-"*^! a^" nterP retec^ » none so safe to buy it :'j Porous Plaster mWifWifnP^^^Wy^' is a marvclous cure f°r a^ kinds of tliliilliirflr^? lameness, rheumatism, sprains, stiffness of the joints or limbs, and congestion in the throat or chest. Avoid Imitations claimed to be " Just as gnod ar, Allcock's." Get the genuine. ! ALLCOCK'S CORN SHIELDS, Have no equal as a relief and cure for j ALLCOCK'S BUNiON SHIELDS, corns and bunions. T2v.«-ii»k/-J*./!v?-ta i'G: P5Hq Taken at ninfht on an empty stomach, DlcinUrUUl o iriakO>« for a week or two, will tone up the system. IWhen placing on the market the new product II Van Houten's Chocolate (for eating), some fa months ago, the manufacturers had before them II the object of offering buyers a nutritive and f| digestible Chocolate of irreproachable composi- II ffiK tion, while at the same time more delicious in J& * H m^^^ flavor than any of the already existing kinds; |£^%fi J&-JII in °Llier worcls> a Chocolate which, both from WkmMi M^i^p the point of view as to health as well as to I W flavor, should satisfy the most exacting demands. m 1 The universal good opinion concerning Van Jf M Houten's Chocolate, seems to prove that this jm 1| object has been attained; and it is recognised B m> as being as superior to other Chocolates, as iff 7$ Van Houten's Cocoa is superior to other cocoas. fif M When travelling, picnicking, or bicycling, it if m proves of great service. " " H I Sold in Tins of Croquettes and Tins of Drops. H 1 l Also in Square Tablets and Small Bars. M DUFRENE et JAQUEMET. Paris I 132 to 138 Rue do TocqueviHe SHUTTERS fr^ffifiSefr SPPSPTTIES Silent Gear "fir""" " - ~ "^"4%* Instnatiaeousaction #~.- i -""■ m Wlttt counterpoise B^""" ' * "" WINDOW BUNDS Corrugated steel m^\:. sheet iron, iron, SERVICE LIFTS &. f ; , --7;m * " 7*m p, pvATOPS JtoaHaffli^^ ■ apply to Messrs A. Millar & Co., Auckland ; on to j MESSRS liAENDXJER & CO., PARIS. Repairs of ejnary kind aSgp ' x^Sas- oxcCTitod. Arty maio V%» ttizz^Srj^'rK-^r': »g^a~ Tt of Oil Eugine can bo v'^^::^SiaSiC^Sir*r^g^^£^ ■- Js& S^ "Union Gas and Marino, Stationary. Hauling and 4 /O^ °L& cKSdf Electric Light Engines. \£ >^ Ali work, under sup«rision of Bobt. ><^^ Whitsot^ &R. B. Spmla. Afl All of the " UNION " S^ I&*S^ {roui ** to L<?3 h-P- P«rfßctl7 "daptod Oil and Gas Engines V^^ yS "^ Sea" 6OinS VegMU" » 8 ' >^j k (Cospaenie dcs Mines, Foaderies et Forges d'Alals;) j ) Paris Offices - - 7, RUE BLANCHE, \l/ ROLLED IRON, FOUNDRY & REFINED PIGS, CHAINS, CABLES / \. FOR NAVAL f —v PURPOSES. j MJ TAMARIS (||) IRON. ALL KINDS OF ROLLED STEEL, STEEL RAILS, SLEEPERS, FISH-MIS, ETC. \ r J BOILER-MAKING r^j**7?Sm CRAKES, StSNALS, Etc., ' REQUISITES _iL_^^»^__J__ RSILWAY / X OF ALL KINDS. ZBS&zaWf ■ '■" » •,y:;:i2Z^ S USD TUAMWAY I TURN-TABLES. J^4\ ,Wpr^A^ BUttS«B-MATERIALS. r\ /Jpp/y to MESSRS. A MILLAR & CO., Auckland t \ Otto MESSRS LAENDLER & Co., Paris. \ BY TAKING