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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15646, 27 June 1914, Page 9 (Supplement)

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'I I Horse Doctoring. 11 I EDSON'S 1 ! I CHEMICAL ESSENCE! ) WILL CURE H \ BS Lq/neness In Horses, Spavins, SplMs, Ring- § i m bSHes, Wind Galls, Curbs. Strains of tho || * m Sinews or Joints, Hard Swellings of long gf >j W standing, and all other diseases requiring. § >; W a sweating or blistering application. M f m Its action is mild, but at the same time 1 i m permanent in its effect. It does not fl >, Eg injure the hair and cannot-blemish, how- 5| >; fit ever often applied. M $ I In Bottles at .2/- 3/6 & 5/- each 1 \ m Posted to anv part of the Dominion for I ' g| 3d. extra. Obtainable from all Chemists Eg i Igs and Storekeepers. %(A ji I HAROLD SCHMIDT I j M Lata Edsort and Schmidt, |>j I Chemist, Auckland. 1 I * WE deliver Taupin. Westport, JNowcasile,' * and all Coals, also Firewood, to any' * pert of the City and Suburbs at lowest 3 rates.—Winstone, Ltd., Onion Buildings. "5 Customs ytreot East, Symonda Street, and 1 Mount Eden. -

in I ■ i mil i ' UMimin ii | WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT.! * FIRST AND SPECIAL PRIZES AND GOLD MEDAL * 1 AUCKLAND EXHIBITION, 1913-14. I i' — * 2? This famous Extract is not a Medicine, but a very high«class * ■£ Tonic Food, whioh, while it is itself almost solid nourishment, has k the peculiar property of digesting other foods and ohanging all % 7 starchy substances—such as potatoes, white bread, etc.—into a sugar V ? similar to itself. It is probably the most easily assimilated material "£ £ known, as it is simply the food that Nature creates for all infant life. t** If your child is not thriving, if yon yourself are run down, over- * If your child is not thriving, if you yourself are run down, over- * 3J worked, suffering from business strain, recovering from an illness, * 3? or suffering from that root of most ills (indigestion, Dyspepsia, or bad *jj 31 food Assimilation) here is the food to your hand that will Bed you * 3! right, straight off. * 2' Our preparation of WILSON'S MALT EXTRACT AND COD * 5 LIVER OIL (finest Norwegian) is simply a wonderful food for both 3? 31 Children and Adults, and cannot be surpassed for building up healuh J* 6 and strength. ' 31 2! Some retailers will tell you that they have a Malt Extract "quito 3* 3* as good as Wilson's ;" well, that is because they make more profit 3? % out of it, which tho consumer pays every time. 3l =& Used at Government Sanatorium (Rotorua), Wellington, Christ* • ■# =3r church, Dunedin, and other public Hospitals. %. | OBTAINABLE ALL GROCERS AND CHEMISTS. * | "ST ANDREW M. PATERSON, Commerce si. I 1 ' • i '