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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13791, 21 July 1910, Page 5

~_ HALF-A-DOZEN POPULAR SHAPES IN -«j 1 . 1 i ~, AT ■• • *" ■■■ J H 1 Mutt /4c \ \>?wl& • /iw-fL' I I If feW \WH STYLE 185. I *j§ J $?* RUJT-PROir L'ght in iveiaht and comfortable to-wrear. | IS i<soß N*~B!f7'* HuN . different from the stout woman's corset | ra ggj * '"" o f o ther corset makers, which are usually | I OTV , rM7 / VvA^ UST . pi , oor very heavy. Every stout woman will | m - „ _ T11 c" appVeciate the value of a corset fitted | X This stylo has the "Empire top. tntii a • .LUIUj? with boning that is proof against the | I ■ r ..r r wSS'wE?.™S rd e rbu lg ocdin S e-o? ypl r i icula, P Pric. 12)9 I I time (o'»port. Prico 6/11 Priccs.ll ' ■" " " ! I I k WHAT JS IT THAT APPEALS TO ONE MOST IN A CORSET ? < | IS ' _ p, c Shape takes precedence over all other Corset points, and i j I < 1 § P-m ra jf kb| H when you get shape with choice materials, absolutely safe i I C , WWif i W i^H ffl boning, and. an assurance of ease and comfort in wear, 3 J i< t# © you have a combination impossible to improve upon. | 3 C WARNER'S RUSTPROOF CORSETS COMBINE ALL THESE POINTS. <5 | ctyle IQO. STYLE 181. •" ■ • iifw» STYLE 383 ■ This model shows the fashionable outline, For a well-developed form this is a beaubreadth of bust and shoulders, and tiful' model, that gives the figure con- A smart model for the medium figuic. elendernces of hip/'wifch <1 smnll waist tour classified as "smart." Attached Fits beautifully, and is extremely com- t measurement, and Fashion's latest are the "-Security" Hose Supporters. fortable. Hose supporters attached. « decree is emphaiisod. which assist in holding the corset firmly Prico 6/11 % ■ Prico 7/6 , in place. . % /. ■ • ■ ■■ ■■. . , . Prico 10/6 _ } ' j -— "' " ■ ■ „ .. ■'■ . • ■•■■ -

Those who have taken this medicine are amazed at its splendid healing power. Sufferers from Bronchitis, Cough, Croup, "-'" * Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseness, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience delightful and rapid relief; and to those who are subject io Colds on the chest it is invaluable, as it effects a complete cure. It is most comforting in allaying Irritation in the Throat and giving Strength to the Voice, and it neither allows a Couglj nor Asthma to become chronic, nor Consumption to develop. Consumption is not known where "Coughs" have, on their first appearance, been properly treated with this medicine. No house should be without it, as, taken.at the beginning, a dose or two is generally sufficient, and a complete cure .is certain, . ' , Small BEse, 2/8; Large Slxe, 48 Bofd by all Ohomtets and Medlolno Vendors, and toy the Proprietor, W. a HEARNB, Ghemlat, Qoelong, Victoria. Forwarded to any Address, when not obtainable locally. * ' N.Z. Bnutoh Office: Not. 9 and 11 (first floor;, Hume's Buildings, Willie tfreet, Wellisgtsa. . . C 5735

There must be a reason for the extraordinary popularity of Linoleum—and a good reason, too. There is a .reason, and it's as good as it is simple. Linoleum unites in itself three excellent virtues— fpW WFm Cleanliness • Inexpensiveness Beauty of Design Those virtues naturally commend Linoleum to all sensible people. Our stock of Linoleum is ideal. v The Premier Furnishers C 093

In tho sanctuaries the native birds wero at least holding their own, said Mr Buddo, but anxiety was felt in respect to the lniia, of -which only n feuhad been scoured i'or the reserves, .Mil vlnch were getting vory sc;;ree. Two expeditions which had been sent up the Wanganui river had faile<l to bring hack a single huia, and a third expedition was being arranged to start up tho river in tho early autumn. It would consist of 'Messrs'" Hγ-mil ton (of the Dominion Mineum), McGregor (Wangnnui), and Edgar Stead (Cnris,tehurc'u). all of whom had already done good service in this connection. The huias already sent to ihe island sanctuary were ijio more than holding their own, but so m.:nv intvrsting trndit : ons cling to the bird, said Mr Bud do. that he would bo very sorry to see it become extinct. ■ > * , «' It was certainly a good messenger ■who brought the news to your house that Ayer's Karsaparilla makes the blood "rich r.nd-rod.' . This means bo much to thoso who aro thin, pale, feeble, vrea]:, and nervous. After Ayer's Sarsaparilla has cured you, carry the glad messago to a friend or neighbor. Perhaps you suffor from the effects of a warm climate. Prolonged warm ■weather seriously impairs the strength of many people. Tho digestion is slow, and tho liver becomes sluggish. Impurities in, the blood .accumulate and cause that feeling of downheartedness and depression. is of the greatest use in such cases. Its purifying, strengthening, and upbuilding properties will bo of inestimable value to you. As now made, Ayer's Sarsa* parilla contains no alcoJwl. There are many imitation Sarsapariilas. r Bβ sure you get "AVER'S." frwtrwJ *y Of- >■ C htt £■ Co . U».t!i. this., U.S.A.

Headaebe, Indigestion, Constipation, and Biliousness. ♦ The immense number of orders for Froo loida, aent by post direct to the proprietor is convincing proof that the public ap prcciate their splendid curing power oyer th< above-named complaint*. Fxootoidt are elegant in appearance, anc plcacant to take. Their beneficial effects en evident by the disappearance of headache; a bright, cheery sense of perfect health taking toe place of sluggish, depressed feeling! by the lirer acting properly, and by the fooc being properly digested. Frootoids act splendidly on the liver; a dose token at bedtime trace a -week is highlj beneficial. A. constipated habit cf body will be completely cured if the patient will on each occasion, when suffering, take a dose of Frootoids, instead of an ordinary aperient Price Is 6d, Chemists, Medicine Vendors, or the Proprietor, W. G. Hearne, Chemist, Gwlong, Victoria. C 6735 OEY OHE PAIR IH YOUR LIFETIME. Isn't it worth while taking care of your Eyes? WILL THEY LAST YOU? Xhit depends on your preunt care. Out knowledge of Eyes aad U»ir oar* : i» xt your disposal, j FREE OF CHARGE, i W« are anxioiu to eerre. ' Batisfy us. We will satisfy yoe. R. KKHMETT, The People's Optician, 163 HIGH 87RE£T. RARE NATIVE BIRDS. 4 HUNT FOR THE HUIA. (SI'ECUL TO "THE TRESS.") } WELLINGTON, July 20. ! The Minister of Internal Affairs (th< Hon. D. Buddo) does not look liopef nib on the future of the native birds. Hu observations hare led him to the con elusion that the English bird ha: pressed tho New Zealand native birc right back, with the exception of what are popularly known as the green-ey< and the fantail. Nevertheless, ir mere remote parts, where no grain oi vegetables nre being grown, tbere it still a substantial amount of New Zoa land bird life It was to preserve ■what yet remained that bird sanctuaries had been established. The stoai and weasel had been most destructive to nativ-i birds, with, perhaps, the exception of tho weku. which was evidently quite able to hold its own against all comers.