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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1509, 31 January 1901, Page 19

For INFANTS, INVALIDS, and The AGED. UMO£f? “ A perfect food for Infants .” OVER SEVENTY YEARS’ ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. ROYAL Mrs. Ada S. Badlin, Editress of “Baby." Neave's BEST and CHEAPEST. In lb Patent tight Air Tins Food “HIGHLY MTRITIOUS.” -LANCET. “An excellent Food, admirably adapted to the wants of infants and young persons , and, being rich in phosphates and potash, is of the greatest utility in supplying the bone-forming and other indispensable elements of Food” sir chas. a. cameron, c.b., m.d., • Ex-President of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland. “Neave's Food is not so binding to the bowels as many of the foods are, and this is a great recommendation PYE HENRY CHAVASSE, F.R.C.S E., etc. NEAVE’S FOOD has for some time been used in the USSIAN IMPERIAL FAMILY H A MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR NURSING MOTHERS. If tIJO directions given on each tin are followed, t.he infantile system may be regulated without the aid of medicine.

’ A Distinct Adyaffcy iJ7 Inf&nt Feeding. ]Rllenbiinjs Foods. THE " ALLENBURYS ” FOODS provide nourishment suited to the growing digestive powers of the Infant, and constitute an altogether distinct advance on the mischievous expedient of trying to make the child’s stomach accommodate itself to a food essentially unsuited to its digestive powers. Farinaceous foods of all kind are totally unfit for infants under five or six months of age, such foods being a potent cause of digestive trouble, rickets, and rnany disorders arising from mal-nutrition. v Mothers who value their infant’s health and well-being, and their own comfort, would be well advised to send for a pamphlet on “ Infant Feeding and Management.” FREE from the Australian Agency, 495 Bourke St., Melbourne. r r .(Mention this paper) Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. 2 Malted Food no. 3 From birth to three months of age. From three to six mon?hs. From six months and upwards. Alien & Hanbtirys Ltd., Lombard Street, London.