I WHEN IN DOUBT, | CONSULT FRA.NK SHAW, PRACTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST-OPTICIAN, Medical Hall, Manners-street, and tho Cecil Building", Lambton-quay. ■VTO charge is mado for consultation or •*• ' advice — and if you cannot visit personally, writo me, as all correspondence has my personal attention. MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS. GENERAL Practitioners', Specialists' (Eye, EEarr r and Noso), Surgeono', and all kinds of Medioal Proscriptions carefully compounded with high-grade drugs at CASTLE'S Pharmacies, 70, Cuba-street and 66, Vivian-street When pocsible kindly leave orders for medicine before 5 p.m. Wo close at 8 p.m., except Saturdays. FLETCHER'S PHOSPIIATONIC. npilE effects of Mental Worry and JL Overwork, Norvousnebs, Depression and General Debility speedily give place to buoyant health, strength, and energy by u'o of rhis valuable preparation, for Fletcher's I'liosphatonic nourishes tho brain and braces tho digestive organs and nervous system. If you feel broken down and unfit, get Fletcher's Phojphntotiic to-dny atid you'll fioon know tho joyousnoss of health ; 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle, post free, from CHAS. A. FLETCHER, Pharmacist, 292, Lamb-ton-quay. Wellington (Solo Addrcre). Tj'ICKARDSON BROS., 206, Upper M\i Cuba-street, aro selling — Tablo and Dessert Knives, 6d ; Teaspoons, is 3d doz. ; def serts, 2s doz ; Whito and Gold Plates, Is 3d hulf-doz. ; Largo Glass I Salad Bowls, Is; Jam Dishes, 3d; Hair J Brooms, 2s ; Bannister Brush, 6d ; Full Sots Printed Toilet Warp, 10s 6d ; Full- j size Dinner Plates, 4d ; Pio Dishes, from 3d: Tumblers, 2d : 3 Cnko Tins for 6d : Tablo Lamp, 1b lid ; Carving Knife and Fork, 2s 6d pair ; Best quality Venerable Dif lies, 2s each ; Meat Dishea, 6d each. < RICHARDSON BROS., 206. UPPER CUBA-STREET THE Kalmuck and tho Laplander, tho Prussinn cud tho Turk, know just the thing to l:eo;i them fit when they aro pre_^ed with work. Thoy're keen and fit as thoy can bo while they drink Suratura Tea ! REJOICE ! Rejoice ! with heart and | voice,, now Suratura Tea's your choice ! ' ! JONAH nas, wo aro told, swallowed by J a 'nhalc. You will swallow whalo { ! and nil, if you gulp the talo of tho brig- j ands, grim and bold as grey sharks, but | douror, who will palm off common tea when you go and ask for "D," poerless Suratura ! THE «oa was wet, tho sky was blue, on willing feet tho stoward flew with Suratura Toa. Ho know ! IN Darkest Africa ono day, bravo Mr. Roosevelt chased, in play, a rhino and a slim giraffe-. But soon ho stopped and had to laugh. "Obsorvo," ho cried, i "tho chimpanzee, tnoit human creaturo ! ! Up that troo he's winking at tho world und me, as ho drinks Suratura Tea 1" DR. CCOK~i7"up a pole. So~ii Mr. Peary. Eaph it happy, though, »in.o lie diinks puru Suralura Tea. Neither can got^ weary. | fTYHE way was long, tho night was -1-° cold; the darkness, too, was most intense. Tho minstrel man was getting old; but when the kindly Miss M'Gco gave him some Suratura Toa, his 'heart throbbed with such youthful gleo he ran ' a mile and jumped n fence i KITCHENER "has seen, and knows where the Suratura grows, and he known (liko you and me) Suratura's perfect Too. THE Challen Piano is builTto last, and it is Britinh built throughout. Solo ! agents— Tho Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. SYDAL" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) J keeps the hands soft and white, rids j tho skin of chaps, roughness, or redness. ' Is 6d. SIDOL. the Magic Metal Polish; the j polish that lasts; non-infiammable. I All grocers. Ask for Sidol. WHY uso «oda water with your liquor, wine, or milk, when Puriri Mineral Water will add _ a delightful snap and sparkle to the drink. 1 "T>LEASANT to uso and excollont in JL effect" is a lady's judgment of "Sydal." Try for yourself. Is 6d. Chemists and storos. IF your Piano needs tuning, let our expert deal with it if you want satisfaction. Tho Wellington Piano Co., Lambton-tjuay. IDOL~Mctai Polish, tho quickest shine, the bost shine, and the cheapest shine. .All grocers. DON'TMiesirnto lo epond Is 6d on a jar of "Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) ; it is worth twice tho amount. UNBURN, Chapped" and Rough Hands, uso great Geranium Lotion ; cleanses after housework ; softens and whitens in a night, Is, Is 6d. Wm. Salck, Sjy^d^y__Chemist I _l7,_\Villi«-strcot. lIWERYONE who suffers from indiges■J tion, billiousncss, disordered stomach, or sluggish liver, should drink Puriri Mineral water. 1 "QYDAL" is not only tho best skin K_> . food, it is also tho best healing ointment procurable. Is 6d. Chemists and stores. IF you want a good inexpensive Piaro, buy tho Hillicr Piano. Tho Welling-tonPianoCo^.Lambton-quay. BRIEN'B Quinino, and Iron Tonio strengthen* the tissues, increases muscular activity, and makes tho blood pure. Correct* ficklo appetites. Prico 2» and 3s 6d per bottle. U. C. Brien, Chemiit, 221, Cuba-streot. KEEP your hands in order. "Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) is tho oldest and beet aid. Bow aro substitutes, lsjid^ TUIUMPH Motor Bicycles — Ariam?, ! Ltd., Solo Agents. L. A. Bensoni, Wellington Representative. Address : Caro of H. B. Wood, Motor Repair Works, 36, Mercer-street. SOME Pianos keep their tone for a t littlo while, but tho Pleyol Piano is sweet all tho time. The Wellington Piano Co.. Lambton-quay. "^JYDAL" is a wonderful skin prepara£3 tion, Thoro is nothing else to approach it. < Avoid substitutes. Is 6d jar. SIDOL, the Besfc Metal Polish, shines like a new pin. All grocors. Ask for Sidol. J IF you aro thinking about a Piano, lot us show you tho high-grade instruments in our warehouse. Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay^ rThOPE LKWiß",~of"Xuikland, says Puriri Mineral Water ia a valuahln antacid and anthilitic, and well niitod for dybpeptio ailinonts. Loading hotels and stores. 1 AYE you i trlcd~^Svdnl" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) ? If not, do «o at once. Avoid substitute*. 1b 6d _ll__ c '_l m '_*L*D < ' Btorc *j_ __ LIX6AIfNfSH~,"~rf.o LlnoTcuni "PoliMi you put on without any effort — it's njiplied wjth a brush. All grocor«, Is 6d. MAKE your brasses ahino by using Sidol, tb» Bost Metal Pfilub, ,nooiuflajniaible^ All JHQOCrj,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 79, 5 April 1910, Page 1
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