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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10128, 11 May 1896, Page 2

Provisions, 4c. I Inall Parts of the World tM NATURAL, FOOD FOR A BABE Is MOTHER'S | MILK, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Young, Infanta CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for Infants must, therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. GOI^INS BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MlilUN's FOOD for Infants md Inrnllds moj- tie obtained of all Deile'9 thrombon', vae World. 6, NIELLIK, MAftLßDilO' WORKS, PEEKHAM, LONDON, ENGLAND. Aoknts: Sharland A Co., Kempfchorne, Progser & Co., Arthur Heather, P. Hnyman & Co Famishing Goods. FURNITURE & CARPET WAREHOUSE, GREY-STREET. CUTLERY AND E.P. CRUETS, /£•, TEAPOTS AND BUTTER DISHES, / / /•>/ IN GREAT VARIETY. /&/ /'y/ SUITABLE FOR /A>/ ««*,. AV/TEA-TABLE HOTELS, / j\) / / v) / AND WEDDING PRESENTS, / / *•. /A / BREAD-KNIVES, AT / y/ J, &J, DICKEY'S,/4/ STEELS - CARVERS, QUEEN-STREET, / T ICNIVE S, AUCKLAND. /$/ AND / / BUTCHERS' KNIVES. /$/ A LARGE ASSORTMENT. /07 /&/ SCISSORS—ALL SI^ES-SCISSORS /^7 AT J. &J. DICKEY'S, / QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Saddlery and Harness. \ PORTMANTEAUX. /* Is> \ — / / fil \i f j / — \<y f / GLADSTONE BAGS. \ jf" / TRAVELLING REQUISITEs\ Cutlery, CLAUSS KNIVES & SHEARS, & c The iollowlng article* will be sent to any part of the colony at the advertised prices, post free on receipt of remittance Awarded the nnnsual distinction of Three Diplomas and Thrqe Medals at the World's Pair, Chicage, IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES r- CLAUSS MANUFACTURES. Sets of Knives (Bread, Cake, and Parinft), 4» Od; Bread Knives, !s Od; Carvers, 5b 9d; Bl»ctrio Cleaners, la 3d; M»tSawa, in&d; Button-hole Sdssorv Bs, 4s t ScfMon, etc. atrtducsdprices, TO BE HAD AT OpH WARKItOOM. Our manufactures ein be obtained at all respectable dealers in the colony ASK FOR " CLAUSS," and see that you obtain thorn BEWARE of Spurious Imitation!. LOUCH, SON, & COMPANY, (Sole RepreienUtifOT for the "CLAUSS" SHEAR COMPANY, London). 91, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cycling. 'CYCLING SEASON, 1895-96. REYNOLDS' 'CYCLES LEAD! J! w. ALL PRINCIPAL RACES WON ON OUR MACHINES I ■» THE ENFIELD CUP, THE VICTOR LUDORUM CUP, And TWENT? OTHER RAQES. _N3 -''Tp RBYNOLDS" toe SPEED, BTRENOTH, and FINISH is NOT TO BB EQUALUft), LADIES* MACHINES IN TO& * E, EEINOLDS & CO., Victoria-street