'. _~~ business notigb. (-- -- ,-—..> v.. W.V * S ____Bms§3 ®ec c*r t tfj P? ""-. "'* *"'' j_»_j^^.'^^' p§ ;*-.:. $ ii \ SHOUIP' T . ; ..';:;: ... M \ CET yGU2. . ■ ."iJ.T '•*-■ . few 0 . ' „; sSS B. BUTTON, ~.';. ; - 1 -^B_ns__^wiS!^^!^^^i -^-.^it-^s ; f . B___r ■■ #A Sfaa teAs vntnwtfc i^p ■' _■__ ___■ - _§__ #m '-Hi : J-_-___ 1 ' €___P ' I laH ieOFFEE.I : I — T , 2 The Purest and Best. M i "1 "TIOW BETTER THAN EVEIT © v a l i ty : y .•:■• TELLS OHLYTI - fi SAMEIfIMCB A sji.Y F|a J To the Public as other Teat, ' '^^mwtfST m J&k although they cost'more : l^_l_!^_»._Ol How is il done? ** v keeping Stocks & Varieties ' that no one else can keep for ! gf^/^ r ' they have not the Sal* * and giving the Public ft . . '■'■-.'■ better Tea than any m* one else can. A •' Ull m\ I L ___r| ft few who do not - ■ mUAIL&l v ..v.«_r m . , LIMITED , *p*° ™ FOrV vl sell other Mim--_T ■ _M__a ■_';■ ■ Teas that give them ft ;' \>L I LU IU BUT STILL QUALITY TELLS * /. INDIAN Nelson,»&Co's OR TEAS have tha 'Rl FKinrn -to*- 68 * Sals in Australasia ' ', FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. . UNTOUCHED BY HAND. .MELLIN'S FOOD yields, when dissolved in milk, A Perfect Food after Nature's -lodel, containing all the materials required for the support and nourishment of the -whole body. 'MELLIN'S FOOD is rich in substances which are in such a condition > that they can At Once Pass Into the Living Stream of Blood. . MELLIN'S FOOD is entirely Free from Starch. ' MELLIN'S FOOD does not contain cane-sugar. MELLIN'S FOOD is carefully manufactured on the strictly scientific . principles from the Best Halt and Wheaten Flour. • MELUNS FOOD, being quite soluble, is Free from Husks and IftdUMttHs fitter. MELLIN'S FOOD admits of the preparations being varied according to the directions given, to meet the requirements of the strong and vigorous, as well as the weak and ailing. MELUNS FOOD increases the digestibility of Cow's Milk, Bdtb |0r h-hflU and Invalids. MELLIN'S FOOD may be Given Simultaneously with the no-tier's flilk, making subsequent Weaning an Easy Task. ■ELM'S FOOD IS ADAPTED FOR USE IN ALI CLIMATES. I
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10482, 21 October 1899, Page 3
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