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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 2996, 7 December 1896, Page 2

MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE ELECTIONS To thousands of children in Wellington £a £he fact that the grand children’s spectacle pf 1 ‘ Jack Frost’s Homo at the North Pole,” on view "at the Economic. With many the memory pf the “Homo of Neptune,” shown last year, is still vivid. The scene this time is taken'from the Arctic regions, pnd may bo said to represent what Dr Nansen plight have seen had he got there; at least, until some future explorer is prepared to prove the contrary. As w© have not so much room this year as last, we shall he com* polled tj restrict admission to customers patronising our bazaar, to ea©h one of whom a coupon of admission will be presented, and wo may say that the boy or fflrl who only bays a sixpenny doll or other toy will be as welcome as the rich lady who five pounds. The u Home of Jack Frost” will be on view each affceraxm. from 3 p.m to 5.15, TLj» bazaar is now open, and the spectacle ,pf ‘‘Jack Frost” will be on view at 3.30 ands p.ih. 9*® For indigestion the beat remedy isundoubtedly Norton’s Camomile Puls- Tnoy can confidently be r£^prumondodash© in S> ? :in operation and absolutely f? ,o J ar . i * ous drags, acting at once as a splendid tome and a gentle aperient. For nearly 100 years they have proved unequalled for indigestion, dyspepsia, sick headache and for liver and stomach complaincs. Sold hj bottles, Is lid, 2s 9d and lla, by all medicine vendors throughout the world. A simp!©; esfe and certain remedy. 1