Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15748, 24 October 1914, Page 5 (Supplement)

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'■■■^ •—f~» 'jtiefSSL {SSPyI father succeeded in getting permission Bj ™ 1 S ] to b"".? her ashore, as the authorities B 3 in mm 1.1 I M were 01 the opinion she could not live. E j I ' """ ■■'.»."■■■ i." i J JIeSIi JsPvttrSL ' l was then her mother gave herVITA- II 3 ! f3 ATtJBi f%M 5 DATI °- Th<: ver 7 firs£ sroUjc did good, H dt4.u-i.-e - ""8* WW ■» \r«S and. continuing with the medicine, a ■ 3 whether it is for a quickly-made family sweet dish or some □ ? re °!> - he Uouble ~w ai . Uha i 'ittlr. r1,;„(.,. - c ■ ■ °"""-*"- Ul =>" "i suiiii. L Barnard is now in the best of health, J 2 little dainty or savoury tor a special occasion—you will find ! fi and is employed ** typist and hook- I 3 it in Brown & Poison's Cookery Book. [ I ke H« 'i&hr?* Ascot I 3 .ivenln It!?**? are , in , dUded thC direCti ° nS arC f by demists and I 1 gi\en in clear and simple language. t | stores. 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