Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14815, 19 October 1911, Page 10

•■ ■ ■ ■ i —"- J»J*UHi. ■ J ... • :-;-.-.■>->> Electroplate Ware. ~ — ' — «•— ELECTROPLATE 1 , .. f FOR PRESENTS L N^^E^^^^^ | We are now showing a very fine assortment of J I W JT| O U has an exquisite tf elicaCV imparted 1 ■ Electroplate Ware of the very best quality. To W f" I Orl Hdb dil « / r 1 anyone wishing to make a Present we commend 1 | i to it bv the addilion Of l\ \. this Wars;, and can confidently assert that It 1 & ; jj B™l wi " gsve cvery satisf3Ction ' J H | fl w R gs em pa* f #%?*! I anyone wishing to make a Present we commend lift in if bv the addition of I this Ware, and can confidently assert that It m J J a i I Electroplate and Oak Salad Bowls with Servers, \ | | 1 fuM fM ftiMillilw I ■'■ I I China linings, 25- and 30/- each | § | w wm w | ; 1 Electroplate and Oak Butter Dishes, 12/- and I'4> | [,: M. |§ ilk S!JI CI IF ' * " 1 | 1 Electroplate and Oak Biscuit Barrels, China § 1 I . %##% h& %# mm f ; I linings, 10 6, 12 6, 15-, 18/6 I l: A , 0 . i. «« §. 1 «m 1 3' ff This celebrated Sauce is also an 1 | Electroplate Oak Salt Cellars, with Spoons, 2/6 1I | flavouring for I ! I Cut Glass Salad Bowls, 21/6, 23/6, 25/-, 28/- I I 1 . • J 1 ! China Biscuit Barrels, fancy floral designs, 1 I 1 SOUPS, STEWS, HASHES, £?c § I I 9 /6 > 10/ -» 12/6 > 17/8 S • 1 i .. gj I I Electroplate Cruets, iu great variety, 6/8 to3o/ _ j I I ' jJA) >«=>„, 1 ' from 6/Q to 30/- A /^> , V, ;f } I --~y i H M SiVlfciSzi 10'lNj I H: L ? • J lil I'll A^A»mJSU-*E—* a *■ I' g| Bk Vo'hA the Kuys> V»*^O.^^ j • JLA I j General Providers - Queen St. I || ."./". J^^^^^^^p^^^^g^^T ..^| | m - ■ -■ • • -■-■ ■ r . ' | — Boot? and Shoes. . — — — —■' - -:--*•£ - ■ .■ A V V; — E~^7i — *»mm m ra^ —S^BJ#>rK , C: NEW -GOODS >;|| S SiwlAßl just owjKm^'n> BUCKLE SHOES ' •.. ... 12* IRQ GIRLS' SCHOOL SHOES, sizes 2, Wo/J 1M BUCKLE SHOES ■•• 1f |. ]|| with low heels and bread toes 96, 0/9, 29 SEE S shoes ::: ' 3 ' 9 ' HI SBWS»KB*«-rf^jg o E^t- C °vl 0 AL S k.NG SHOES 11/9. 16 9 I STRONG HOUSE SHOES, 1 strap ... WE REPAIR ALL KINDS OF BOOTS. Public Übr-,. _ _ -~ Opposite Public Library, JAMES ADAMS SI CO., WELLESLEY STREET E. ;j " "" ' ~~~ Medical. ) —_ : *.:SU+M - -—— Musicai> DEPOS|T - — v ■yifj.nn I^l^^ . PIANOS _ 28, HIGH ST. " £WVyv*WW V V «';.-' *«- «w 1! O JH -b &£ lf\V4\JZ> S3. HIGH ST. g Valuable alike S£ Invalid ami kodosk jy , * mMfJSSMK I Valuable alike £* Invalid and noons? m PIANOS N ° B B,o»°lr [ A Complete Milk and Farinaceous Food. _ ■ fg PIAMnI 6/: B "week: I Easy a ( Digestion, Most Agreeable to take. Simply a*d took y made. || SamSo 28. HIGH ST. W "** *is m for ffcncr use in place of ordinary ; foods, gruel, etc- and 1 2 % P ANOS SaWSHST F particularly adapted to the 'g^"|, .aefS imte fottwwn,' between mrais. -f§ r ga. sj\ »• digested it promotes tranquil and t , •;- •;:,...../- .--■■..: ■■.-■■■ 4EsSfe . ETAKinQ NO DEPOSIT. > Shing sleep, free from the depressing re- . , — ~ «p • ~™T| PIANOb £ "action i? the morning, which.often follows ; . : M a g?-7T"WEEK. t the taking of spirits. . ■• JO; \^WkwWft%^^&*&r PiANQS g6. "'QH ST, [ For those who cannot readily digest milk the J CiS 'Imi a NO~~DEPOSJT. B 'AJ!enburys» Diet is a welcome substitute, as it - te!&sW&& I ■ ' PIANOS 28, hTqhst._ r does not cause indigestion and flatulence. x ■^fe#^^s^?^^f^Ps^ I PIANOS 9 V4_hJSI g| I3| | jfeg I " PIANOS w Alien 6? Hanburys Ltd., /London, En : j Jm^&^^a^^2LJ PIANOS I , ■ and MARKET. STREET, SYDNEY. -1 "-j W , M — = ' — "■■■ " ~ :< : .' • i >■■ ■ w mimil IMiliMilllllllffllMillM '"'

Kf v *y Mothers find it very difficult to guattd against unsightly and distressing |L h J diseases of the scalp among the little ones, especially as some such troubles jj M if are very catching ; and once they have developed it is more difficult stiH to j^ I 13 rt n Eczema (in the familiar form of scald-head), honey-scab, dan- 1 r l i\ WS3**s i Wsr?3 * 1 druff, and ringworm, are all scalp affections for which Zam-Buk has I 111 v & Mothers find it very difficult Whether against unsightly and distressing | Iff diseases of the scalp among the little ones, especially as some such troubles 1 (i ar6 very catchin & ; and once they have deVßlopsd i 1: is more dlfficult stiil t0 I I I I Vfi D Eczema (in the familiar form of scald-head), honey-scab, dan- | 111 f druff, and ringworm, are all scalp affections for which Zam-Buk has 1| most efficacious. Whether the form of the eruption be run--IBL ning sores, dry scabs, or scales, encrustations, op., bald, inflamed I \ V-" > patches, Zam-Buk is alike soothing and curative. ~; ig yR jfe- -'s In cases of ringworm— most troublesome and obstinate of \ Wsk--***do ** all scalp troubles—Zam-Buk has achieved most'remarkable success. j; Rubbed gently but persistently (for several minutes at a time) into | the itchy, red patches, this pure balm soaks right through the diseased ||§ tissue, and kills the microscopic fungus-plants ,or vegetable parasites, § I which are the cause of the trouble, afterwards restoring the scalp to i sweetness and health. Mothers should keep, Zam-Buk handy, and dress | 1 daily any part of the skin or scalp which presents the least suspicion of 1 M disease. This course will save the little ones endless pain, and their g m par ents endless worry and anxiety. ___«_-' jj '% W A MOTHER ' S GRATITUDE TO ZAM-BUK. | U Both my daughters, Norma and Doris, have derived benefit from Zam-Buk,' g / says Mrs. A. Barratt, of 37, Dudley Street, Paddington, Sydney. f Ae con,, must have poisoned the .pot, I« tte J^JgJ - w£ P-icd, Sf was L 3& to look, F ! &=S& ) I *? mcd lf*' daihterS&S Zam?Buk, and we straightway secured a supply and applied | & some oS the balm K sore. On the third day, while Norma was bemg washed, tn* | C.« hellS:lel°,in r | SW'SI'dSS-.. and her head is now spotless 1 J —"" "TEETHING RASH-RED BLOTCHES DEVELOPED INTO RUNNING I TEETHING RASH-RED BLOTCHES DEVELOPED INTO RUNNING cases, such as Eczema, Psoriasis, SORES. WHICH DRIED WITH PAINFUL RESULTS. 1^ I Heat Rashes, Scalp troubles, Obsti- ~._,, ' ■■. ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ——— , | "> i nate Sores, Barber's Rash, and all »Mv little boy aired two years, fcad a rash break After reading about Zam-Buk I obtained a supply, ana ' | 1 Stated, inflamed, and unhealthy oufc J^tl to'.tWn ? » »y. .Mrs. after using it for a while I was pleased to notice I ! I Hitions of the skin. As a house- H . Dickson, of 299, Wellington Stmt*, .Uolhngwood. the disease was being beaten.,. ...,,.,,. j^ % . ToW Balm, Zam.Buh is unequalled «I washed him with Zam-Buk Soap and I ! for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Scalds, Sr^SS£ 'which dried with thickening crusts on the balm twice * day, and the sores gradually disap- , I Abrasions, Pimples, Children's Semite man^renSSeVwe »r™di*£. do any penred. {"Wo acouple,oJ months there was no «gn.ol . ■;. 4 I Sores, Sore Breasts, Piles, and in JJJJ and for twelve months the little chap suffered. .- a spot or blemish, and his face was beautifully clear. | j ~~ \ fact all sore and injured conditions,-' i mn mi i 'rr- 'i'"""" ■ " Il Iltimm —" ' ' ■■»—.■ | | lof the skin and tissue. nearly four J LI infill Ufly>BW§afai iiy __-__ %& " A Hffl 6) 11 1/ S IV times the 1/6). ft,, „ ■ , i ..■.■■■-. * :; -:J> M | . j • • '."..-. -' "-. *>• -'-" , >'..v ; -'". : "-- - , /^i ? |