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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10320, 21 December 1896, Page 7

Provisions, &c. n. (nail Parts of the World the NATURAL FOOD l ! OR A BABE fs MOTHER'S MILK, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH, i Young Infants CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food fct Infants must, therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. CONTAINS NO STARCH, BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MELLIN'S FOOf for Infants nnr' Invalids may be obtained of nil Dealers throughout the World G. ELLIN, MARLBORO' WORKS, PEGKHAM, LONDON, EUD. Agents: Sharland & Co., Kenipthorno, Prosaer & Co., Arthur Heather,P. Hnyunn k Co. flour Mills ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY, Mia your GROCER or BAKfIR for our PATENT GERMINA, WHEATMEAL bteakfiut- dish in New Zealand. by m Bntlsh and American Pood m-m r /m- »*r. Reform Associations. SEMOLINA Freeher, Cheaper, and immeasurably CHAMPION FLOUR hotter, for old and young, than imported Arrowroot, Tapioca, Corn- The Favourite and Leading Brand in flour or Sago. . &e Colony. THE HOBTHEBN KOLLEE MILLING CO. (LIMITED), Quay-street and Fort-streeb Auc&and. A. MoCORQUODALE, Mahageb. t Patent Medicines. "LAMENESS IN HORSES." E'D SON'S CHEMICAL ESSENCE, CURES LAMENESS IN HORSES. lilMfPllilil • I'WTIiIOWAr, FfiOM N. MARQUIS, jpiill,iUlllJlllipi. KSQ., M.It.C.V.S., LONDON Wkum lllll'l HfililW 1 CON S I,),i!B IT OOOD, AND CAN I LI ] Vll n\' V I Mr - 3 - UrisoN, Chemist, Auckland; / LUmIJIU A V I)KAIt SIR,-Heralding your CHPML J « u pUltt U \ CAL KsSKNC'K, I bog to state that I have jf rw lrmii aa ■ X. Ilil<l tlie °PP l>rtu,lit y of testing it in several Untiw C3AL sevt!l ' e casGß of Splint - Cwh < aml otlior b °"y mw wi ik.||«iiv/nki e.wtnsis, and have found it entirely satisJM "T7! /"N /"N T7l TV T* y"N X f:,cl "'y'" """''V instance. I have abio used MS 'JJVV LJ \ I 'U 1 \>l i» milnrged parotid glands, andnt acts in lis' 8l Hll JM J \ I /II J a !,imilai lllll,mor - 1 W st; >te that the Ml -&—AKJKJI J 1.1 \JJLU remedy must be applied proporly, or benefit fa _ T , _ . .will not follow its use. I consider it good, M rOP LamSriflS 6 ! ill " I " 1 ca " recommend it to such as may reI IMS UNO K. • ||j THIS ESSKtfOE has been extensively used by (Signed) Neil Marquis, M.R.C.V.s., II the Public for more than a quarter of a century, and londoni IJ lifts proved Itself one of the most efficacious Horse ' '> I Blisters extant. It is mild in its operation, but at ITS ACTION IS GENTLE, BUT AT THE 11 tiny same time permanont in its effects. Whilst BAMB TIME THOROUGH. < I strong enough to answer the purpose required by Symond-streot, Auckland, August 2,1892. Mi tho severest blister.'it has the rare excellency of M;a J. Klwo.v. !|| doing no injury to Hip hair, and cannot bleuiLsh, "ear hiu,—Your CHEMICAL KSII however often applied. SEfi'Cß has been in use in our stables for I Tho numerous testimonials which have been ro- snni " Ume, a" l ' we desire to conllrm all II ceived from trainers, stud grooms, and private gen. that ymir circular states concerning It. We |i tinmen, and the fact that it Is entirely free from uav<l lw(l occasion to use it on some of our if corrosivo acids and all preparations ot Mercury, l«oi-sos for Splints, Curbs, Wind Galls, 111, recommend it as the best application for Spavins, Thorough-pin, and other enlargements, JI Curbs, Splints, Ringbones, wind Galls, Strains of which we have found it most effectual in m the Sinews or Joints, Calloused or Hard Swellings ,removing and'we can confidently recoinI of long standing, and all other diseases requiring a """''• ln anyone requiting a safe and |1 sweating or blistering application. «• © effectual blister, It* action Is geKtfe, hut II J ' le ~jSSenco will, when diluted according to the at the same time thorough, going to the I directions on the bottle, he also found one of the Htot »f the ailment, and not leaving the HI best applications possible to Sprains, Bruises, Stiff, slightest blemish aftor the effects of the II nets of the Joints, and otlw injuries of a slitflil bl stor have passed off. It can oe applied || nature, where actual blistering is not required. to animals in the field without danger of I "lnßottle3.at2 B , 1 3 8 ,6d.and5a.caoh. SW&'SS SB&ftBS a irm»i~T- m—mmmm „ , n.... r Wltli tllt! ordinary blisters. W. AND G. WINSTONE, N.8.-Should there be any difficulty in procuring supplies In your district kindiy communicate with the prokrlotor. SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS iffVEKYWHERE. J. EDSON, Chemist and Pharmacist), Modical Hall, 261, Queen-street, Auckland. Furnishing Goods. .» ; 1 ;. : /t.ah.c\ FURNITURE OF all descriptions at lowest RATES AT T. & H. COOKE'S. LINOLEUMS AND FLOORCLOTHS. LARGE SHIPMENT JtJST OPENED AT T. & H. COOKE'S. (NEW DESIGNS). RATTAN FURNITURE a large assortment in settees, chairs md tables of these FASHIONABLE GOODS AT T. &H. COOKE'S. ' Oar Illustrated Catalogue send post freo on application, , 4 T.&H.COOKE, Furniture, Carpet, and Bedding* Warehouse JUNCTION OF QUEEN AND GREY-STREETS. FOB THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN TRY p. 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