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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 149, 24 June 1911, Page 10

Wolfe's Schnapps cleanse 3 the blood of impurities, which allccr certain or gans.—(Ad.) The display of Roslyn woollen goods in •drapers' windows this week eclipses everything.—(Ad.) 'Tis only a .mother knows the ipain Of 'hearliiK oousbs again and again; And children's cougfas cause trouble enough, Unless they swallow the proper stuff. Now Woods' Great Peppermint Cure's the ■thins "VThieh into the nursery health ran liring; So pive your children a dose cash night, ' bright.

ARCHITECTS. EDWARD MAHONEY & SON, ARCHITECTS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. ■PHEBBIE TOII SOUS WITH The defects of the average Boot Polish are that it does not last, that it does not preserve the t leather, and that it rube off easily. J RABIUM IS EFFECTIVE! j With little labour it gives a brilliant black gloss that keeps j your footgear always stylish. J RfiDSUM IB CHEAP ! I It only needs to be applied I thinly now and then. A rub ji occasionally does the rest. It is a wonderful preserver of leather and will save 25 per cent, in wear and tear; Best Boot Poiisfo on Earth S g%_ BOOT SHOPS AND JX fjD. STORES &JO. 3 Made by Badixnn Polishes, Lid. THOSE CASES OF PHOSPHORUS POISONING i I would never occur were Palmer's Vsstas I used in the home. There's no doubt of i the superior and economic advantages of i the Wax match over the wooden. It burns I better, is easier to strike, and is superior iin every way for outside use. Palmer's English Was Vestas are non-poisonous— easy to strike, and the heads NEVER fly off. They're consistently good and always dependable. For safety in the house, and for convenience sake, always use Palmer's. They coat no more than others, Dwi't i«SSt- th» name—PALMER'S,.