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BUSINESS NOTICES. BY WARRANT 0P APPOINTMENT. V. SEY * PAINTER AND DECORATOR* MR SEY Invites Special Attention to his LATEST SELECTION of WALL and CEILING PAPERS, which include many Choice Well-Drawn Designs, finely oloured, Suitable for Halls, Dining and Drawing Rooms, Libraries, Smoke Rooms, Bedrooms, &c. \ The Price of Many of these Papers is so Moderate that they can be used in place of ordinary lining papers when plastering is fresh and permanent treatment cannot at once be carried out. LIGSOMUR, ?. NKW HIGH BELIEF DECORATION FOR HALLS, ROOM DADOES. CEILINGS, FRIEZES, &c, Equal in appearance and more durable than Lincrusta, at One-Third of the Cost, Lignomur Shipments to Arrive Three Months Hence. Decorate* Samples—representation of old otvk—on Exhibition in Showroom. OPEN ALL ~DAY THURSDAYS. PAPERHANGINGS WAREHOUSE, 107 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. CHANGEABLE WEATHER J% .' fllf ROWS the human machinery out of gear. It relaxes the system (njip^»j?BW JL and renders it more susceptible to attacks of Diphtheria, Colds, JtuP —^WyS Chills, and other prevalent ailments. , ]S tot Home-made clear Beef Teas, ordinary Meat Extracts, and Meat vtL -flk Essences have been resorted to in the vain attempt to procure a Xw'%£a stimulative nourishment, but a nourishing clear Beef Tea is an abso- JA°sfJi*GesSSL lute impossibility. Stimulative nourishment to fortify the system !«Bu£Srai|j|» MUST BE HAD, and j^PjliililS B 0 V B I L y .JSifSiiil alone provides what is needed. It is not or<U ragP||||k fi JsSii^zszfflismißr nary Meat Extract, it is the most perfect form 11 of concentrated nourishment at present known, ' viz. -.—The vital principle of Prime Ox Beef, Se * / |i«A containing in a perceptible powder (which, dis- WafSlwlt « wlwilllHK tinguishes it from clear Beef Tea) the Albumen MBKmII/ I SmIIWv \\k and Fibrine, or entire nourishment of Beef, W&*fW bWT'wl® 'Wi solving the great problem of effective stitnula- ./aillfijf f II *^ tion without reaction, and forming a perfect "I"'", lllin *|jJlil|Lr'''TOffljPlj|[ [I food for Braio, Blood, Bone and Muscle. e=Sff!^^', M!l'*s]M FLETCHER, HUMPHREYS AND CO., CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. _^ kiMI M the Wattle NATWAIL FOOD FOR A BABEte MOTH EW« MILK and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Infants CANNOT digest STARCHY POODS a Food to Infante must, therefore, NOT CON lAIN SlAKwn. CONTAINS NO STARCH, BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST t MEuiit, MULBDRf WQIU. KOKHAM. UNDON. \iX6W

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