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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10970, 26 January 1899, Page 2

Merchandise —. I starting for a journey, a' picnic, or a spin on 1 the wheel. ' M But if you choose H Van Houten's Eating Chocolate | you know that you have a wholesome snack of 1 splendid flavor. The irreproachable composition, g and nutritive, highly digestible ingredients, render | Van Houten's Chocolate preferable to the g cheap chocolates and confectioneries (which are H often of very questionable composition), while 1 || far exceeds all similar products in the delicious | cocoa-flavor. m Sold in Tins of Croquettes and Tins of Drops. I Also in Square Tablets and Small Bars. jit mall Parts of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is MOTHER'S MILK, and THIS DOGS NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Jfoung T"fant* CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food tat Infants must, therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH* FOOD CONTAINS NO STARCH. BUT MAXES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. UELIIX'S ft OD lor Infait; and Idthllill nay b( rttilud of all Beilin Ur»»|h»it tke WtrlL. tours food works, PECKHAH, LONDON, ENGLAND LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT (the Original), Signed J. v. Liebig in Blue, KEEPS FOR ANY TIME IN ANY CLIMATE. Dress and Fashion. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. B. J. M. KEMP'S AFIEB SEASON CASE SALE! COMMENCED MONDAY, 23 ed I nst SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. BALANCE OF NOVELTIES MUST BE CLEARED. B. J M. KEMP, Parnell X TAILOR, X MERCER, HATTER, DIRECT IMPORTER OF WOOLLENS, HATS, MERCERY, UMBRELLAS, and ALL TRADE REQUISITES. SUMMER GOODS NOW ON VIEW. G. McBRIDE, X 39, 41, 43, VICTORIA ST., AUCKLAND,*Princes and High Sts., Hawera Y Exhibitions. W. AUSTRALIAN TSSL EXHIBITION (Under the Special Patronage of the W.A. Government. TO BE OPENED AT COOLGABDIE (W.A.) 0 N THE 21ST MARCH, 1899. K.B.— Exhibition is a Bonded Warehouse. All Exhibits railed direct from the im. board into the building. Perishable goods may b» sold and replaced periodically I Vm particulars, schedules, certificates of entry, etc., apply to • rur F. NOTLEY MEADOWS. Ohrigtchorch.