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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1261, 30 April 1896, Page 16

LA DIES' TAILOR-MADE COWHS. GENTLESI.UN’S SUPERIOR TAILORING. The New Season’s Stock of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tweeds, Coatings, Sergos, &c., arc Now Opened Oat for Inspection. milE high standing that this department jH_ has attained is entirely due to the unremitting attention fdven to every detail in change of fashion, a,so to the superior fit, finish, and workmanship given to every garment. A TRIAL ONLY SOLICITED. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, MERCHANT and MILITARY TAILORS, WELLINGTON. “ SHARLAND’S BAKING POWDER/' “ MOA BRAND.’ ABSOLUTELY PURE. FOR quick baking, raises Bread, Biscuits, Rolls, Muffins and all kinds of Cairo without the aid of Yeast, Saloratus or Cream Df Tartar, rendering ihem lighter, swootor and more palataldo and wholesome. Avoids all decomposition of the Hour caused by yeast rising, saving a largo percentage of its most nutritivo eloinents, and making the flour go further. Food raised by Sharland s Baking Powder may be oaten hot even by dyspeptics with impunity. Endorsed by Mr William Southall, T . L.S., President of the Birmingham Microscopical Society, and by several reading physicians in the Colony. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. SIIARLAND .AND Co., Limited, Wellington, Auckland and London.

Ladies who wish to havo soft WHITE HANDS should uso WILTON’S HAND EMMOLLIENT, which is testified to by Ladies all over the Colony. “Aunt Ellen,” in the New Zealand Mail, says•“ My friend, after trying the preparation, pronounces it ‘ most pleasant to uso and excellent in ellcct.’ As a rule I do not care to recommend any special toilet preparations, hut ‘my friends of Mr Wilton’s Emolient ‘ was so decided that I gave way. It should have a largo sale.” Price—ONE SHILLING per pot. Atrial jar will be delivered to any address in the Colony for Is 15d in stamps. GEO. W. WILTON, Manufacturing Chemist, Adelaide Load Wellington Telephone ofil. >.a>u£tj£i AAAiL ' II syj & y § t{ & Qs. emmem .M VALUABLE for Preserving THE SKiN AMD COMPLEXION From the effects of FROST, COLD WINDS, and HARD WATER. It Removes and Prevents nil ROUGHNESS, REDNESS, and CHAPS, And keeps the _ , • *£?? SOFT, SMOOTH, and WHITE during | **" THE COLDEST WEATHER. Bottles, Is. and 2s. 6d. M. BEETHAM&SON. Chemists, Cheltenham, England.