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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8660, 1 September 1891, Page 4

PURITY IS HEAL TU. X CORBBTTS WORCESTERSHIRE SALT— The well-known "Black Horse" brcwl, beautiful In colour, from the natural and pure brine springs of Stoke Prior, Worcestershire, as supplied to the Royal families of ' England and Europe, should bo exclusively used for all purposes whore purity uml health are of importance, for table purposes, iin baking, dairy, and provision curing, as physician* of eminence declare pure salt to he a vital constituent of the blood, hence the ancient proverb, "ox tale salus"—from salt is health. Do'not be misled by or Bkntimental names for salt). Von ! must not expect pure water from an impure fountain. Have confidence in an article that has stood the test of hundreds of years, and from on« of the oldest ttrnis in the trade. > • ■ l John Corbett, M.P.. Stoke Prior Salt Worts, Worcestershire. . London Agents: Weston and Westall, 115, Lower Thames-street. Colonial Agents • Henry Berry. Melbourne and Adelaide; Dal ton Bros., Sydney; and may be obtained from tholoadin# storekeepers in all the colonies. Only be satis, fled you obtain "Corhett's Worcestershire Salt; Black Horse Brand," as inferior Sail under othct brands, rnoro or less similar, and calculated to de; celve, is sometimes oflfered. JJI RATER JJ R O S., STOCK AND SHARKBROKKRS, No. 3, Stock Exchange. AND 97, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, •• ALSO AX ALBERT-STREET, THAMES. Share Investor'sQuide forwarded on application, i fTIHE COLONIAL SUGAR REFININ'G COMPANY (LIMITED) hrreby notifies its customers that it has been decided to reduce prices of Nos. 1 and 2 ton shillings per ton, and No. 3 twenty shillings per ton. W. W. PHILSON, Manager. Auckland, September 1, 1801.