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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1795, 16 May 1912, Page 1

;; ■■■.■ $ am A c f ga i n - i' l§f- To Amber Tips > ij',3 Whether you take your exercise on horseback or K\j afoot, in either ease provide that a cup of V I iS Amber Tips 7 Teaf.i will be in readiness on your return. There will then [f| be no bodily fatigue as an aftermath to your exercise. « . $j AMBER TIPS TEA is pure: arid wholesome. It rs: never varies in quality or flavour, and may betaken \§t with'benefit by those of weak digestion. I i'*| ~ " ■< u n ii This grade plcwe* many sad ia T«ry *o*I Jfjj 1/lU per lb. nomioal. Its flavour i*rar*lrm<rt*iifc«T«r j , * , ! AMBER TIPS -iaTesw of much higher priet. ?'■s ■ ;■■■" This erade repreeonta fn. ii » 21- per lb. perfection in the art . «B Jβ fflk TCt -3 I \\fT)E-D m TD n of tea blending. It to Jk Rfl WJf IL. "K. $ AMBER TIPS absolutely witliomt J| |W| SC-M B^ * —~ — ~~~~~~~- an equal for flavour, *B 9» n B Bβ k3 •: - y aroma'aba quality. Try it it you feel that only tk# y"%| ifij*Bjf Jt^*^ ' i 'ii best Tea can ever* satisfy you. • ■* ■"■" *E" r ™** , » 3 Ataber Tips is also packed ia a third tualltr at ' I : Si\ 1/8, and splendid value it is. . J»fflp* , {(S}\ Amber Tips Tea is sold only ia ftir-tlght tamp B H , ffl I 1 A.) j prool Canons and Tins. Teas offered is otb«r X E HJv . a ! y.J i Trayj aa Amber Tips are mbstitutan, ■ m HUr i m . No old or stale teas ever enter into "Amber Tiy*."* <B B H p^ j *306 R. ■ . - J .The' Rectify \^\J^ I f C!®wer Wit® >!*£% y^^^Wfe^ • I yTir NEVER DISAPPOINTS I Don't risk unsuccessful MAp 5 ' I 5 J I Send Postcard to Sharland & Co., ■ hT^®B '! K.!*^^™^ : I KEPT BY ALL GOOD STORES »

i SfifISTH"S j - ' PATENT SHOE-ETTES. a ,nn HE season has once more arrived J. when this Ideal Footwear is in i great demand. The Shoe-ette is an [' f improved Sandal. It is economical, 'comfortable, and all parents who de- ' ! sire to ccc their children's feet grow ' shapely and without undue restraint, j. and who wish to see their boys am a > girls walk gracefully, should try >. i .SMITH"S" ® PATENT SHOE-ETTES. 3 Sold by all Retailers throughout ii- New Zealand, and supplied to the i. i Trade by Wholesale Boot Warehouseo ' men, or direct from - *■{ S. SMITH & SONS, C "j.'- CHRISTCETORCH. EUROPE ENCY. \l£ 7HOLESALE INDENTS promptW ly executed at lowest cash prices for all kinds of British and i Continental goods, including ~ ! Books and Stationery, I Boots, Shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggists' Sundries, China, Earthenware and Glassware, Cycles, Motor Car s and Accessories, Drapery, Millinery and Piece Goods Fancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Machinery and Metals,' Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Photographic and Optical Goods, Provisions and Oilmen's Stores, Etc., etc.' Commission 21 to 5 per cent. Trade discounts allowed. ■ ] Special quotations on demand. Sample Cases from £10 upwards. Consignments of Produce Sold "on Account. WILLIAM WILSON AND SONS. (Established 1814). 25 Abchurch Lane, London E.C. Cable Address: "Ammaire, London." 21ST BIRTHDAY G!FT. nnELE practice of giving at-Ohristr a mas is simply a modern fashion, a \habit. It is a beautiful fashion, nevertheless. But -a much niore i expressive and consistent gift is a Birthday gift, especially the 21st Birthday gift. It is her, or his, very O tf n —Christmas is everybody's. A dainty Necklet and Pendant, for a — dainty neck, makes an ideal present. We arc ablo to make many hearts happy. CEO. SHORT, FEILDING'S , m QUALITY JEWELLER £X A A GIVEN AWAY— C3HAMOUU PION CUSTARD POWils DER. Once tried, always used. Parily ticulars in each" tin. All Grocere wo and storekeepers. £8, For Chronic Chest Complaints, ivn Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, l*Bd, SbM,

i COMPLETELY ERADICATED. THREAD WORMS IN A CHILD AND ALSO. IN ADULT. The complete manner in which Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellots eradicate Worms of all descriptions is strikingly illustrated in. the statement published below. Mrs. A. Bnsfcow, 37 Regent-street, Sydney, writes: —"My little girl, aged, seven years, was subject to Thread Worms, which caused her to be peevish v irritable, and restless at night, with a voracious appetite, and I all sorts of remedies for her, hut without avail, until I saw Comstock's 'Dead Shot' Worm Pellets advertised, and my husband told me to buy them. After she had taken one box and a part of the second, all traces were eradicated, having passed great numbers of them. Since then a frien.l of mine who.had suffered also from Thread Worms for 20 years, enduring much discomfort, rendering her pale sallow and thin, and which caused , her much internal o trouble, with a feeling of sickness, during this time using all sorts of remedies, such as turpentine and different Worm Powders to remove them, without avail. At length she was induced to try Comstock's 'Dead Shot' Worm Pellets, and after taking the third box (following the directions minutely) she was pleased to find that the worms not only ceased to trouble, but tliab all trace of them had left her, that her health was returning, she was increasing in weight and getting , a better color. She cannot spealt too highly of them, and recommends them to all \?hose children are suffering in this way. Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets are a purely vegetable preparation for the eradication of Worms in children and adults. For sale by all chemists and stores, price 2s. 9d. per packet, or will be sent post paid at the same price by The W. H.'Comstack Co., Ltd., Parish St., Wellington, N.Z. x rBEE^ I TpHERB are many ointments. This fig & one excert simply by reason of Iti Bj •teriing efficacy. Acts like # charm 118 CUTS, ■RUISES. I BUKHS, SCALPS. ftORKS. SPMIMS. J! AntlufHeandßMiin». ' § SOLD BVBRYWMBRB '' "• I-β OINTMENT j O K(\(\ GIVEN AWAY—OHAM sbOUU PION CUSTARD OW DER—simply delicious with stewe and bottled frnite, puddings, etc • Particulars in each tin, 4d; extr ■ \arge tin. 6d- All grocers and etof i oepors. ING DICK MOTOR CYCLE have proved themselves ahea ,of all other makes. G. BARRY < GO,