Page 9 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13872, 5 October 1908, Page 9

- ; ' i'i i ' ' i »'■" ' iiiMiiiij.il 111 i"i iiiiii.ii.il " : iV' , "" , l i ir'- • ,»t . Competitions. ' * A. * A * * * 1 ■*■ A. * * A *. * * 1. A * * i A *■ *. J. * * ~ , A AA, A, A A A A A A A A A A A A A. A A A A J RESULTS OF THE "WYANDOTTE" SEPT. COMPETITION^ 1 FIRST PRIZE, £3— B. T. Bennett, Patea. for the concluding line of the followingf .:.■,.;.■.:, " ; ; -Limerick: — v ■/'•'' A dame of Balclutha named Greening. ' . ►• „ Had paitis in the back through spring-cleaning. , > ' „■•■ . ' . A wrinkle she got, \ ► „.."''•'.. And straight bought "Wyandotte, * , < Now the fruits of that "wrinkle" she's gleaning. -.<■'■:■■ 'SECOND PRIZE, £1-Misa. Kate Woodward, North-east Valley. Dunediu. V. ■ 'FOUR CONSOLATION PRIZES, 5s each-Miss Ivy Greenly, Mount Eden, Auckland; MiesS.''.. ~ : Anderson, 127. BowlinE-street, Dunedin; Mrs. Wilkie, Greytown North; Mis; I. M. k , t-- , Miles, '■ Korito Road, New Plymouth. ' . ~,.,. »"*" * " WYANDOTTE" IE OBTAINABLE EROM~S'roREKEEPEES, PAINTERS, IRONMONGERS,) .' , V AND DAIRY FACTORIES. , ,' " Retail— bags. 6d: 51b bags, 2s Id. '. . ___ C ■--. ? T T T TTTTTT'TTT TTTTT T V T T T T V T'"l r.T T T T V ttl'.tT ' T Y) 1 * V + V V V"* * »■* " ■'". ~,' , ea" , " "B * , ' , Machinery, etc. ;■'■•.■, '' V- Medical.

Medical. , - ' ■ ■■--, For Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and. Biliousness. v — - 0O0 — ' The immense number of orders for Frootoids, sent by/post direct to the Pro- _ f prietor, is convincing proof that the Public appreciate their splendid curing, '.'_.-.. power over the above-named complaints. They are elegant in appearance, pleasant to take, and, what is of the utmoai ■ ■ importance, are thoroughly reliable in affording quick relief. Frootoids are immensely moro' valu- ; . / able than an ordinary aperient, in so far that they not only act as an aperient, but do remove from the blood, tissues, and internal organs, waste poisonous matter that is clogging them and choking the ..-. channels that lead to and • from them. The beneficial effects of Frootoids are evident at once by the disappearance of headache, the head becoming clear, and a bright, cheery sense of perfect health taking the place of sluggish, depressed feelings, by the liver acting properly, and by the food being properly digested. Frootoids are the proper aperient medicine to take when any Congestion '• ' or Blood Poison is present, or when Con- , gestion of the Brain or Apoplexy is pre* * sent or threatening. < They have been •• tested, and have been proved to afford quick relief in such cases when other aperients have not done any good at all. It'is of the utmost importance that this ■• • should be borne in ~ mind, for in such cases to take an ordinary aperient is to waste time and permit of a serious illness becoming fatal. * Frootoids act splendidly on the liver, and quickly cure bilious attacks that ' '_ "antibilious pills" make worse.' Many people have been made sick and ill by "antibilious pills" -who could have been , cured at once by Frootoids. People should not allow themselves to be duped into contracting a medicine-taking habit ' by being persuaded to take daily dos«s with each meal of so-called indigestion cures" that do NOT cure. Frootoids' ?1" have been subjected to extensive tests, and have in every case proved success-. . ful in completely curing the complaints V ; ; named. , The ordinary adult doso, of, Frootoids, of which there are 72 in a bottle, is 2 to . f ■ 4—more or less as requiredtaken, pre- • ferably at bedtime, when constipated, or at the commencement of any other disease requiring an aperient, as an Ruxilliary with the special medicine •; . necessary for the case. A. constipated -; ' habit of body will. bo completely cured if the patient will on each occasion,, ; , when suffering, take a dose of Frootoids, instead of an ordinary aperient; making ~: ) the interval between the taking of each dose longer and the dose smaller. The ~,;• . patient thus gradually becomes indepen- >; dent of Aperient Medicines. -•. i ■■'■ ■' ' __—-oo 0 : ~ ~-,......... For sale by leading Chemists and • Storekeepers. . Retail price, 1/6. , If your ;,V Chemist or Storekeeper has not got them, ask him to get them for you. -,If»not v obtainable locally, send direct 'to the - Proprietor, W. G. lIEaRNE, Chemist '"""*" Geelong, Victoria. NOTICE.—The materials in FROOT- ' OIDS are of the VERY BEST QUALITY... : and consist, amongst other ingredients, ~. of the active principle of each of FIVE different MEDICAL FRUITS and; ~ ROOTS, so combined and proportioned ' in a particular way that a far BETTER ' result is obtained than from an ordinary . . aperient. .'■- . N. Z. Branch Office: No. 11 (first floor), Hume's Buildings, "Willis-street, Wellington. . ===== : ,',", __ ~;,! 1 ,, 11^ 111 ■ ■—3 ";:,;■••'. EDSON'S' GRIPS OR COLIC ' MIXTURE, ; ' , FOE HORSES. '•■ ■'■;:■:■'■■■■. :'• '.■■"■; "S^K:^^^ AN INVALUABLE REMEDY. - 1 SCARCELY EVER KNOWN TO FAIL. ~ ',' *. " ■■y • 3/6 PEE .BOTTLE.'' .•-..• ■:.;,-:■ EDSON'S :: : : '" '"'";■ ' WORM POWDERS, . FOE HORSES. . * ; HORSES USING THEM REQUIRE NO REST [:■,■ _ ' FROM WORK, OR ALTERATION IN '■':.:■ • .', FBEDIbiG. . . . . ■• IN PACKETS AT 2/6, To be obtained of all Chemists and Store* -keepers- ; ; -. : . EDSON'S HAIR RENEWER RESTORES GREY OR "FADED HAIR TO ITS \ NATURAL COLOUR. . CLEANSES THE SCALP, PREVENTS . DANDRUFF. i INDUCES GROWTH, MAKES THE HAIR "■■"■' " 1 SOFT, PLIANT,' AND GLOSSY. ; js JfOT. A D TE " •" , ■".■"■■■ AND'THEREFORE DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN. i OS gD pEE jgOTTLE. POSTED TO ANY PART OF THE COLONY s FOE 6d EXTRA ■.■■■''.■■■.■■■ " ✓ . ■■:■: ':.- X, EDSON, C™"--' : 268, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. Established 1559. • : '"'" '': ■■';■ ''' ' -■•■■ ! :.' : '- , '*"-- v .''' " -.'-■:'■''■ '"'.■■■ .■.l : ;.7:^:'fe^:'l;!^"''|M;*';j.vii-l ; y : VS:. i^«y;^;'' " ' ' — '" l'>j ; -V:*r--vV Boots and Shoes. ROSTOCK'S B OOTS LYRIC AND BRAND S HOSd TO HAND. QUALITY AND STYLE UNSURPASSED, PRICES MODERATE. TTEITH'S " TJUNAWAY/'- ' CKOW'ti "T EADALU"- . FOE WINTER WEAR. S. stone"*** CO.? i BOOT AND SHOE IMPOBTERS. OORNEB QUEEII AND DARBY BTBEEIS ' XHD MARINE ARE, DJSVjONPQET.

IUUVUIUVIJ) kit! SUCTION GAS PLANTS **»' ' \ ENGINES. WE HAVE ON STOCK, pLANTS AND "pNGINES OP T7ARIOUS QIZES, '';- ' AND HAVE OTHERS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING V '■ •■ ■.' ■' ' "'■■• ■- ■ '•■■'■ '■■ THE SUPERIORITY of the DANIELS SUCTION PLANT is already fallv demonstrated, and we will be pleased to give the names of local users. A PLANT CAN BE SEEN IN CONSTANT OPERATION AT OUR WORKS. 1 n„TT oesepowe:b fob 1 B PEE HOUR. m. :'A". RYAN AND CO.. LTD., QUAY-STREET, A OCKLAND. T T /"IRAIG- (Late HADLEY AND CO;). RADLWAY WHARF. ;• \ . AGENT FOR- . • " GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.. Berlin. N. GUTHRIDGE. LTD.. Sydney. EAGLE AND GLOBE STEEL CO., Sheffield. STANDARD GAS ENGINE CO., San Fran- ■ i Cisco. ■ ■,;. ■■■.■"' ;■■,:■ IN STOCK: ■: 3 MULTITUBULAR BOILERS for Dairy, ..■:.' : : £45 each- •■',:■■■' - OIL ENGINES. STEAM'ENGINES, DYNAMOS. VOLTMETERS. AMPMETERS, ELECTRIC LAMPS, Etc. SECOND-HAND MACHINERY. PULLEYS AND BEARINGS. 2JIN. WIRE NETTING~3ft. 6s: 9d; 4ft; 9s: sft. .'lis; 6ft, 13s' 3d. 50yd Rolls. . •-"■•■ "■' '*''.:<• •• . ' ,=l Ironmongery. LASRN MOWERS, LAWN HOLLERS, . GARDENING TOOLS. OPRAY "DUMPS AND QYRINGES, T>ATENT pOST-HOLE T3ORERS. ' rpUBULAR SEPARATORS. / piIURNS, pUTTER TKTORKERS. THE HIBSPE BAR WASH- , ING MACHINE ■ NEVER TIRES THE OPERATOR. NOR WEARS NOR TEARS THE CLOTHES. WE GUARANTEE IT. " - HARDIE BROS., 154456, Q ueenst; ■■'" ■ ''"..''..- '.. '"i ■ ■'■ ...... Opticians, Jewellers, etc. ■'.^'y T. PEACOCK & SON, * UP-TO-DATE OPTICIANS ' '• 'and:,'.'SIGHT SPECIALISTS :218. QUEEN-STREET. ' M\J. ATp? 00K ' , F.&M.0., England, ' ■ v HAS BEEN ADMITTED A PARTNER IN THE ABOVE FIRM. . He recently returned from London, whero he passed both S.M.O. examinations m GENERAL OPTICS and PRACTICAL SIGHTTESTING with, honours. ■ The HONOURS DIPLOMA in these strict examinations (conducted by Prof. Silvanus Thompson and other Expert Scientists) has only been acquired by three others in ten years. This, together with his previous large experience as a SIGHT SPECIALISM, is a guarantee of skill and efficiency, in this departmentCommodious rooms, best appliances, ample selection of spectacles, and accurate fitting.: _..-.i. I, Mm .iiiMMi ..■■■l mil Insurance Companies. THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LIMITED. CAPITAL ... .- £2,000,000 ACCUMULATED FUNDS ... £532,000 The following Risks are accepted at lowest curient Rates:—Eire, Marine, Mortgagees' Lis demnity. Employers' Liability, Workers' Compensation. ; Ordinary Accident, Publio Risk, Plato Glass, Burglary. Fidelity Guarantee. THE SOUTH BRITISH COMPANY'S "UP-TO-DATE" POLIOY is the Most Liberal yet offered to the Publio of New Zealand. A. k RUSSELL, Branch Manager, . NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED EIRE, MARINE. ACCIDENT, Transacts -~ Employers'- Indemnity, Fidelity Guarantee. Personal Accident (including sick- j ness). Plate; Glass, Bulglary Eire and: Marine, at lowest current rates. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN-STREET. G. N. PIERCE, . JL A. MARRINER, Managers. NATIONAL TNSUKANCB pOMPANY OF "vr 17 TUBE AND n\/PARINE. " Accumulated Funds ■■'.'. £338,243 ; ALL PROFITS RETAINED IN THE COLONY. 101, Queen-st. Norman T. Williams. Manager