Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 3, 4 January 1900, Page 2

Are most competent to appreciate the purity, sweetness, and delicacy of Cuticura Soap, and to discover nefr uses for it daily. Its rcmarkablo emollient, cleansing, and purifying properties derived from. Coticuba, the great skin cure, warrant its uso in preserving, purifying, and beautifying the complexion, hands, and hair, and ia the form of washes and solutions for ulcerativo weaknesses, annoying irritations and chafings, as well as for many sanative purposes which roadily suggest themselves. In many of tho above conditions, gentle anointings with Cuticura, the great skin cure and purest of emollients, in addition, will prove of astonishing benefit. Sold everywhere. BritUh depot: F. Sewcirt Sfiows, London. >renoh depoti L. Midv, Paris. Australian' depoti B. Towns & Co., Sydney. PottwDbuo AMD Cuem. Cobps., Bole Props., Boston, U. B. A.;" ONDERFUL CURE BY. 'VITADATIO. .'"£ PUBLISHED FOR~~THE BENeMt OE OTHERS.' v*T ' "FLOATING KIDNEY." 134, York-street, Launceston, 19th April, 1899. Mr. W. WEBBER, Proprietor Vitadatio. Dear Sir —As a resident of Launcestou of many years standing, it seems to me tc be my duty, as well as a great pleasure, to inform all who are in need of a great and reliable medicine what your Vitadatic has done for me. Practically I was an invalid for quite two years. Iso wordß car express the intense pain I suffered. Al] my trouble was in my back. After a long course of treatment by doctors it was finallj decided my disease was a FLOATING KIDNEY.. • My husband says ho has used from time to time sacks of linseed meal in poultice! to give "me ease from pain. Moreover, morphia was given in my medicines tc lessen my sufferings. But from all this there was no permanent relief. There is nothing in my opinion so subduing as almost inces sant pain, at least I found it so. Youi Vitadatio being then, as now, the talk oi the town, Mr. Kilby bought a bottle foi me and insisted upon me giving it a trial At first it made me much worse, and 1 wanted to stop its uso after the first bottle, but my family would not hear of it, anc insisted I should go on with a course oi it. Details of its effects need not be given, In all I took nine of the large-size bottles; my pains rapidly disappeared, and before I had finished the course I was perfectlj free from my pain and disease, the latter, all the doctors agreed in saying, was ai extremely bad case of Floating Kidney. 1 never cease to recommend your great remedy, Vitadatio, to any whom I know to be in pain, as I have known it to really worl wonders in many cases other than my own, The cure in my case must be complete and permanent, as I have had no return of the symptoms now upwards of three years, so take it to be safe to give the publio the benefit of my experience. Ii you choose to do so, this may be published for the benefit of others. Yours gratefully, (Mrs.) F. E. KILBY. PRICE of VITADATIO, 5s 6d and 3s 6d. INDIAN OIL of CREAM, 2s 6d. TRY VITADATIO TO-DAY. HEAD INSTITUTE FOR N.Z., 39, MANNERS-STREET. -^J AJNTED KNOWN. DONALD'S SWEET CREAM SEPARATOR BUTTEE Fresh from Tarureka Factory daily, To be had from R. SINCLAIR, Grocer, Corner Brougham and Majoribanks streets. WANTED, everyone to know that S. G. Ross, Engraver and Importer, etc., 8, Willis-street, has just received (too late for Christmas) a marvellous assortment of silver-mounted Purses, and numerous other Novelties. Extra, your name and date engraved Free on any article purchased. WANTEP Known —Record Reign silvermounted Fox's frame silk Umbrella, name mid date engraved, manufactured foi 12s (id at' Lethaby's, 26, Willis-street Postage paid any part of New Zealand Umbrellas recovered with silk, Italian cloth, and laveniino twill, from Ss 6d; best twill Italian, from 4s 6d; best silk, from 6s (3d, Don't throw any umbrella away, send to Lethaby's and get a new one made of it, Scissors, knives, and razors ground; glass and china riveted. ANTED Known—Now Zealand Wine Industry—Mrs. Weiss, 57, Willisstreet, next Evening Post, has been appointed by Joseph Soler'sole agent of the Wellington distriot for his celebrated Wines: guaranteed pure and manufactured from grapes. Prize medals at Wellington, Christchurch, Melbourne, Colonial and Indian Exhibition. Analysis from Mr. Skey. Price, 8s per bottle, 15s per half dozen; per glass, 3d. Invalids' Port a speciality. ANTED, Working Men who .live come distance from their work to save time and ride a strong, useful, secondhand Bicycle; deposit of £1, and balance by monthly instalments of £1; machines from £3. Adams Star Cycle Company, Mercer-street, Wellington. 'AJSITED Known—Novelties for the season in Fancy Goods, Ladies' Bags, Purses, Workbaskets, Boxes, and Companions ; Dolls and Toys at prices to ensure quick sale ,■ Christmas and New Yeai Cards, etc., eto. Mrs. Birrel, The Fancy Repository, 45, Cuba-street.

t i£^£ &3i X. At Jk£^j*r2* tc & lflO3 ; e( * irc * C ra "k Bracket. br» ft' *" Found only on 1900 Model Red Birds. 8T K^L. \U^ )•» ' '"•' A. 8 in " Bt^ea, the complete bearing is iv a steel fcorrel, which holds f\ £&?^^S V .s; ' * he , c «psm perfect aligumeut. Thus the bottom bracket bolts cannot *VV "• '*"•'s i'jft/ distort the Tjeaiußg- cups and cause them to run tight. The cups are / / jM»- .. SP designed so the axis o? the balls and axle are parallel, and the balls B^ run in a continuous oil bath. BC The cranks are secured to axle by means of a hexagon taper, which is further secured \>J T means of a cap screw. * KThe cranks cannot possibly work loose, aa with other forma of attachment. Tins is auothor part whore the Bed Bird is years in advance. « 4M »« Manufactured, Sold, and Guaranteed hy j£ Soe (Boofb QlStcscfe Co., ftfc.* P Factories- Australasian Head Office: 64 King Street. Svonc*. Bbantford, Canada. New Zealand Branch: Victoria Street. Wellington. Wellington Agents: A. B. FOWSTAXiI, & CO., Thk "Btko," Wilus Stusm,