Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18763, 17 July 1924, Page 4

h _ __ ,y%m j| - - |ij This Advertisement Concerns Keen j: | |i Cash Piano Buyers |![ In order to reduce our large stock of HORIZONTAL j; | GRANDS, PLAYER PIANOS and PIANOS all |j| instruments are leing offered on 1!; with liberal discounts for cash. || ij* QUOTATIONS: < ij ;! High-Grade Horizontal Grands ji jj; ' from £170 cash j: |ij High-Grade British Players, |j with all latest improvements, £ISS cag h !; High-Grade British Pianos i| i| from 75 guineas cash || i j; Liberal allowance given on used pianos. • j;' | DELIVERY FREE. . j;I jj 427, UPPER QUEEN ST. ii | j Music Academy Building - (next Tabernacle) jj j || Make Jam Nowl ; from fresh [ ■ n . . tn, fc New Stocks JX ' Currants kof Tasmanian j aiM j Raspberries |£ Fruit Pulp j J ... ' f Just Received | Fresh Jam Fruit in Mid-Winter 'I ' « | Although tha fruit season ?.s over, Hutchinson# bow ofEer you « Use Your timely opportunity to make delicious Jam from FRESH FRUIT* | ÜBUBII Recipe. A new shipment ot pure Black Currant and Raspberry Pulp has just I e • t r X arrived from Tasmania. This is conveniently tinned in slh and 9lh j traig to m as " sizes, and comes to you ready for the boiling of jam. No sorting or jnam&n ai * 8 cleaning is required—simply open the tin, pour into your preserving i new stoc so t e nest pan and add the necessary sugar to produce some of the finest flavoured | ate crop ac urrant jam you ever tasted. The prices are low, and we would advise early | and Hasp jrry pup, shopping at your nearest Hutchinson Depot if ycu would secure a tin ready for the ma ir.g or two D f these freshly pulped Tasmanian berries. | of delicious jam. a j Small tins (51bs) —5/6 _ - I arg ° ~' nn (91bs) —8/9 SEVEN AUCKLAND DEPOTS. | QUEEN STREET. BROADWAY (Newmarket). KHYBER PASS ROAD. 1 PONSONBY ROAD. STRAND CORNER (Takapuna). MILFORD. ■ i GREAT SOUTH ROAD (tram terminus). I ' " : ■- This preparation contains the four "btibl. mn mn . active digestive ferments:—Diastase. 3 ffl m IF® ifrlk «P§P® W W JjP V Pepsin, Trypsin, and Amylopsin, and if I HUr II 11 S fl Kg §f supplies a complete digestive for /sffw 1 m[l M Jf 1 Ifk Bg the treatment of Dyspepsia. Mlj U dak & \JLil.m, A " MALTINE" itself aets as a powerful 'tJI Jf u, __ peptogenie agent, restoring tone, //!/ Of 1 VTICrFI and stimulating: the functional act- ■ '"^■iw ft IJ I • '11-wf •mm A'<\* ' r » !■>. Ivity of the secretory cells. . ■ & ■ " ~ v'iStarchy foods are converted in tha y , 7 . \% aS'SS&'iiSrta&'iraS Makes it the fd&mite* a !' Diastase, and later on in the small «,vJ*L Jil L .♦ .»—•■ v' •" ( Intestine by the Amylopsin. Wttn Q.H fIQUSCU)tQCS 9 \' ,/ < SSUg % C-MCKIN& SONS, Wholesale Agents, Cuotoms St. E., AiicKlwd.i Duodenum by the Trypsin. MS i ,>l i '|i i»i||Milililll.lMiM^MWM '• "MALTINE" with Pensin and Pan- ■" ~ creatin, therefore, ensures complete , >, r : 'idigestion Of food Without unduly •§?• N* 0 Bed Socks wM. » taxing the system. mi tt4de; 28 B( i.~Haaard'B. 11 "UNIQUE" hot wateb Bosreias. IKS* _ , ■Look for name " TJaiciuo** on stopperl"?** l Regularly prescribed for 80 years. - guarantee,—ah chami.ta and Deuaw. ;■%/ AOUETTH" yacuttm ClesaeTs ar© ~ « : soppM k, F IS S Q ,o^ii& r ß ais*site^; ' The MALTINE MFG. CO. LTD, A WARM Winter is asuurod wii.h a I ' r " 1 GuaawurWd^uS? BOTTLBc ** ~\TACCTETTE" Yacutnn Cl<iaaMß. cnlr yXafvfeas a 4r $Sto> "^^|