DEFIANCE BUTTER i The aweetest made. s The most delicious. C The most popular. > ALL SUPERIOR STORES SELL DEFIANCE BUTTER. ' 4 SjfIfHERE > 9 n0 beverage so healthy, and so refreshing m < ' as lca * Men, women and children enjoy morning L , .A tea, afternoon tea, and often tea between times. L* *J Every tea is not alike, either in taste or in value. Tea L* f2 grown in a tea garden this year nuy4ae of excellent asoma £♦ ♦ J and full flavoured, whilst the ctop.growa in the sazoefgacden ?♦ '^ next year may be sadly deficient -in 4he. good <paiiaES*that rV ► . make tea a refreshing beverage. The Btitish-gftswn teas b < ,A comprising the Crescent brand and<.otfaer teio^nppfediby-ime L* ♦ 1 Empire Tea Company, arevchosea widi-the.^gieatesUcanKso |T> 4 j as to ensure a uniform high qua&y^aliways. Lengica^NQcNKe. F+i '^4 has taught us exactly what teas, arcmetxsstty to pea^uceia wJ ♦ 4 choice, fragrant beverage, anddraHsandV<&coiistmKr&tb»ugh- b i ?2 out the Dominion can testify to ouraucces&an graag-theauthe L* ♦^ best quality it is possible to obtain. Crescent Tea f ♦ ♦ j P ro P e rfy infused to bring out its-defciou3.'flavaur. Moreover, W^. I '4 . it will be found economical in- use, and once it has been tried w < fd the palate will not tolerate any of the harsh badly-selected L* k> Wl * cas 8O °^ ten met wfth. It is s<dd retail by all grocers who £♦ ?4>2 sluc^y tn eir customers, at 2/- per pound, and is worth far PV r a^J more when compared with some teas that should have no V^ « place in the household. Crescent Tea is essentially an B> < . k*J afternoon or morning tea. It refreshes, invigorate* and L* k♦^ pleases all who use it. T^ There is no simpler, safer, or more agreeable preparation than maa<ski & _ THE OLD TIME, EVER POPULAR HOUSEHOLD REMEDY FOR Biliousness, Sick Headache, in Diet (Bating or Drinking), Giddiness, Constipation, Thirst, Bhsumatic or Gouty Poison, Feverish Cold with High Temperature and Quick Pulse, and Feverish Conditions generally. It proves beneficial in the early stages of Diarrhoaa. Most valuable to Travellers, especially in hot countries. CAUTlON.— Examine the Capsule, and see.that it is marked ENO'S 'F&UIT SALT,' otherunse-you have (he sinacrest farm, of flatter]*— lMlTATlOHf. Prepared only by J. C. ENO, Ltd., 'FRUIT SALT' WORKS, LONDON. 5.8., ENGLAND. SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STOBES EVERYWHERE. ESdS n9£m&^& ®^ W? W^K^a IW£ 1 completely removes, by radiation, B Bffi|aSg^^^jjj^aWßattSaS!«Bßi^^i aJI soft sweiriugs that disfigure and W pSSSß^^^^^W^P^^g I 9 lalaC a horse " S P rairK:d Tendons, H B^^^§^^SB§j«Bffc^^sl^ Elbo-.v^B^g U-S, Enbrgcd GhiTds. i wT NOBLISTE3; N« LAVIMGW; NO BAIB BBHtVEB. W Hj An intelligent use of Radiol Leg- Wash counteracts tbat cUiljr-wear acd tear of the fHl^f * H Legs unavoidable with the Hoi go in constant work, whether training, racing or on the Bll^svg H road. One flask of Radiol will make a gallon of valuable Leg-Wash. BrxS H "The Field, " June i6th, 1906:— " We have bee* ahUto test some trial btilles of "Radwl" % g^B* H in easts of IVirdealls, Splints and Puffy Swelhngs. and have f§und " Radtei" to bt very ' \ Wiijm& H beneficial, and vie have also found it useful as a let -wash fer polo ponies after a day's play. o HBm >i H R&diol Xrcatnjent fines down a worn Horse's Legs, and is a certain \lsMf ■ cure for Puffy Joints and Sprains. It prevents Filled Legs. Asif.r- Radiol" H Australian Agents ■ Messrs. F. H. Fauuhxg & Co., O'Connell St. SYDNEY ; King l^f B William St., ADELAIDE ; Murray St., PERTH. Messrs. Rocke, Tompsitt St. Co. $&%k H Flinders St. MELBOURN E. flew Zealand : Messrs. Sharland & Co. Wellington Jpfeigl B and Auckland. The New Zealand Drug Co., CHRISTCpURCH tc DUNEDIN. J&tSf H Mcmjtcturm: The Radioi. Co. (W. StcTens & Co.) sia Westmimter Bridge Road, /?^J Writtfor illuslr*t:d bio'tUt end use: ef RADIOL by Vet ef the " Famirani SlocHeeper ' ' t^S Established 1765. Established 1765. FOR BODY AND DURABILITY USE HUBBUCK'S 3gSSs?«£SE WHITE LEAD. HUBBUCK'S GENUINE UNSSP OIL. HUBBUCK'S SPECIAL RELIABLE LINES. HUBBUCK'S Patent White Zinc. HUBBUGR'S Bath Enar,el3. HUBBUCK'S Pale Bailed Oil. KUBSUGK'S Red Oxide. HUBUCR'S Ycik Red, HUIBUGK'S Fast Red. HIiBSUGK'S Genuine English Red Lead. HUIBUCICS Zinc Driers, HUBBUCK'S Patent Driers. tiUBS'JCK'S Pure Vegetable Burning Cslza OIL THOMAS HU3SUCK & SON, Limited, London If you want the very best 0.&c.e0 ■ Flannelette I the Old Country Produces I buy HORROCKSES' I GRAND prize SEE HORROCKSES' NAME ON § EXrtnamori SELVEDGES and decline all subsHtutes 1 1 908 Sold by all Firat-Class Drapers and Storekeepers. % * jJM^'Bap everywh E^t ss^^!!^
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 77, 2 April 1910, Page 16
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