ill GARDEN FROM ENGLAND ALL SUPPLIED BN PENNY PACKETS BY SEED SPECIALISTS St. Albans - ENGLAND. Lovers of gardening should write today for their catalogue, which will be sent by return, post free. Seeds can then be ordered, and they will arrive in good time for the Spring sowing. Every flower and vegetable that can be desired will be found offered in the catalogue, and full cultural' notes are printed upon each packet. Many of the best gardens in New Zealand and Australia are supplied with seeds by RYDER & Sffii SEED SPECIALISTS St. Albans - ENGLAND. INDIGESTION REMOVED. IT has been eaid that almost every ill the flesh is heir to, arises .from th« stomach, and this is quite true. Now, take Indigestion. It is quito a rare thing nowadays to meet a normal man or woman who can truthfully aay they have ne-ver suffered with this ailment, to some extent, at all events, and it's certain .that this trouble of Indigestion arises soldy from the stomach, and equally certain that the effects do not stop there, but spread throughout the body, poisoning the mind, tho nature, and the life of only too many unfortunate men and women. When such 6ymptom» as Constipation, Furred Tongue, Headaches, Oppression after Eating, eta, make themselves felt, you will find Dr. Crossland's NOXOL is the only remedy to permanently cure Indigestion, for it goes straight to the root of the trouble, cleanses the system, and assists the digestive organs. NOXOL is a purely herbal remedy, and_ cures to stay cured, in Nature's own way. Let every sufferer from Indigestion give NOXOL a trial — it cannot fail to cure. 2s per bottle from all Chemists and Stores. Get a bottle, and you've taken your first step back to the road to health and happiness. THE NEW BREAD. A SUBJECT OF INTEREST TO HOUSEWIVES. WE are glad to learn that since tha appearance of a recent par in theas columns about tho above, numerous enquiries have been received by the makers regarding it. Nor is this to bo wondered at. The digestive qualities of S.P. BREAD aro very soon apparent to any one who has tasted it, while orio's commonsense points to Iho fact that a crem« flour milled by tho process which conserves all the nutritive qualities of th» wheat germ, MUST be moro healthy than the starchy white flour in common use. Tho makers havo recently had a loaf of S.P. BREAD analysed by Mr. A. A. Bickorton, Colonial Analyst, who report* thai, it contains 5 per oent. les» Gtarch and a large, por cent, each more sugar and moisture, thus making it keep better as well as oasimilato better than indigestible whito bread. Tho above facts should be sufficient to induce housewives to try a samplo ' loaf of the bread, which is obtainable From all bakers and grocers. Wholesale Agent, ROBT. HALL, Old Customhouse-street. THREE DISTINCT CHARACTERISTICS A RE always to be found in a good Tea. Ist. Bulk for bulk it weighs more, and is smaller in the leaf than loirgrade teas. 2nd. As soon as boiling water is poured on it, it emits a delicious and fragrant aroma, entirely absent in lowgrade teas. 3rd. The liquor will be of a deep amber shade after drawing for four minutes, \vherea9 low-grade teas surrender their best in, 6ay, two minutes, and are usually of a dark and muddy hue in the cup. "FRAGRA TEA" Satisfies the most exacting critics, and fa rapidly increasing its sales throughout tho Dominion. It is stocked by first-class Tradesmen and Storekeepers, including — W. Angell, Johnsonvillo H. J. Barley, Riddiford-street W. H. Bowden, Kaiwarra, \V. Bainbridge, Marton C. Gardener, Kilbirnie L. F. Gaynor, Petone Gregson and Bovis, Wanganui J. A. Hazelwood, Upper Hutt A. Lorck, Dannevirke C. B. Lumley, Ashhurst J. J. Moore, Maranui C. M'Farlane, Seatoua F. M'Parland, Taranaki-streefc Pritchard and Mitchell, Courtenay* placo Jos. Preddy, Carterton S. Thomas, Brooklyn Dean and Rawson, Levin W. Donaldson, Masterton WHOLESALE : ERAGRA TEA, LTD., 15, BLAIR-STREET. Telephone 3069. STCHING, chafing, fgee, blotches, heat fash, pimples sunburn, cracks, chaps, oi\ any skin irritation quickly cur#<t! by LANE'S JVIE SOLI NEh Queen of Skin Tenics. i/- at; ChjUßfetg. A \
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 77, 2 April 1910, Page 12
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