The Rhun-Eesi Curtain Pole: J. Tonson Garlick has just imported the greatest novelty in curtain poles. This patent pole works 'without rings, runs extremely easy, and no fear of tearing curtain in pulling it aside—s feet, 4s 9d; 6 feet. ss; 12 feet wide, 93 fid. Sir Henry Thompson describes natural aperient waters as vastly superior to artificial solutions, however skilfully prepared; &ud " Honyadi Janos " as " the most concentrated 0? THE BALINE GROUP." Annual sale six million bottles. Signature, Andreas SaXLKHKKB, on label secures genuineness. "To gild refined gold, to pain the lily To throw a perfume on the violet To smooth the ice, or add another hue Unto the rainbow, or with feeble ~°t l„ Wa tstSu,, To try and tell the splendour of the terirety I Watch „„„,, I Is wasteful and ridiculous excess.'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10129, 12 May 1896, Page 3
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