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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1260, 23 April 1896, Page 43

S. & H. HAM-RIS. [ARRIS’S Marnes 'Vompm o ci> Appl\ Avery small ciuaivtitv ofComposition to the Hsnuss.withifeend «i-stifFßfush; 1 then use the other partof the Brush and ’ tine Polish,vj|\ich by it viiU produce A tine 1 ilioht rub with a soft Cloth vj ill become Brilliant.and resist V/ater. Keep the Box covered . 'HARRIS’S' BRITISH Polishing Paste. Tht* CcK'po»»ti6t\ , f«ktY»U\si& \t vicorireivve v Brass, Copper. Tin, Pcwtcr,Mctalj i Plate. Coach GlassestWindows • ArLtc/t \ WATKRPROOF. . . .. i Constant Use for 51 Years throughout the United Kingdom. Sold by a.ii Saddlers, Ironmongers, and Storekeepers. MAraXJ^\H.C'3E , OE*Y - HiQ INTO OTtf, ERIPPINGILLE’S OIL COOXINt STOVES (KCl> XKIiOSINK OIL). Will do all that can be done in tho way of cooking by complete Range, and in a more cleanly an i economical mannrr. Ov v6O different designs suitable for all requirements. NO SMOKE. NO SMELL. MAY BE OBTAINED THROUGH IRONMONGERS,HARDWAREMEN. AND STOREKEEPERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. Full Illustrated Catalogue will be sent free on application to the Sole Manufacturers — THE ALBIO v LAMP COMPAN Y (Rippingille’s), BIRMING HAM. EXGLAND. PATENT o m icm m K

Bi-.t for 'Cleawixo and Polishing C’jxlery JDt 6d., 2/a AND. 4/-. fill i". PRRV'RNT FRICTION IN CLEANING AND JNJURV the Knives. 0 Ncvr* *ECOHRS DRY AND HARD LIKE OTHER a Metal Pastes. FOQ CLEAHINO PLATE. JOHN OAKEY & SONS. MANUFACTURERS OP ® EMERY EMERY CEOTI WBM JOHN OAKEY AND SONS (Limited), Wellington Mills, London.

PROFESSOR LOISETTE’S ASSIMILATIVE MEMORY, or how to attend and never forget. Established nearly a quarter of a century. Incomparable tc secure a good all-round memory and cure mind-wandering. No artificial, mechanical, or locality associations, but assimilation only. Taught by mail in One Book (instead of six as formerly used) from this permanent branch only (all colonial agencies abolished). Questions at bottom of page help almost like oral lectures. Endorsed by well-known people in all civilised countries. For testimonials and terms address Professor A. Loisette, Box 123-1, 0.P.0., Sydney, X SAY. ARTIFICIAL PERFUMES. CAUTiOW l Messrs. J. & E. ATKINSON warn their customers against the Artificial Chemical Perfumes at present so extensively offered Though strong they are mnsli/, and from a hygienic point of view their use is to be strongly deprecated. ATKINSON’S “NATURAL” PERFUMES are made from flowers, and possess all their natural fresh sweetness. They cannot be surpassed either in delicacy or strength. ATKINSON'S “WHITE ROSE,” 1 A charming scent ’ -H. R.H.TiieDucliess ofYork. J. A E. ATKINSON, 24. Old Bond St., London.

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