pENEOLD ’S I N B S, Planted first in 1814, never since supplanted. PENFOLD’S WINES are guaranteed absolutely pure, and are nature’s own pleasing restorative. Anaemic people, invalids and lovers of a good glass oi wine should insist on PENFOLD’S, as they are unequalled for flavour and nutriment. At the recent Paris Exhibition against the world PENFOLD’S WINES obtained the GOLD MEDAL. Specialities— Bed Frontignac No. 1 Claret Rich Constantia No. 1 Chnblia Rich Port No. 1 Sherry Old Tawny Port Muscadine (15 years old). Sold everywhere. 690 Insist on Pen fold's Label. KAMO, KING OF aiIALBAL WATERS. Sold Everywhere in Pints and Half-pints. Report on the thearapeutic Va LEE OF THE KAMO MINERAL WATERS, By T. HOPE LEWIS, M.E.C.S., L.S.A., Late Medical Officer of Health, Auckland, and late Resident Medical Officer, Rotorua. Symonds street, Auckland, July 3, 1899. Dear Sirs, —In reply to your request for my opinion on the Kamo Mineral Water, I beg' to inform you that this water has beou well-known to me for some years, the Kamo Springs supply a sodio-bi-Car-bonated water of great value. It is pleasant to the taste, and is indicated as a therapeutic agent in liver complaints and gouty and rheumatic affections. In certain diseases _of the digestive organs, Kamo Water is a most efficient remedy, being especially valuable in dyspepsia with acidity and flatulence, chronic gastritis, and enteritis with the local congestions. that so often accompany them. Kamo Waters in liver complaints render the bile more fluid, stimulate the vitality of the liver cells, increase the activity of the capillaries, and impart more elasticity to the whole organ. As a solvent of ‘‘lied Gravel," Kamo Water is most efficient. KAMO MINERAL WATER CO.; Limited, 22, Shortland street, Auckland. 40H G. 11. Bc.ack.bl'enkl fO. R. Bend all. BLACK3FRNE & BENDALL, (Late Cook & Gray), ACCOUNTANTS. TRADE ASSIGNEES. AVERAGE ADJUSTERS (Marine) AND SHAREBROKERS, 7. Victoria street, Wellington. DISTRICT AGENTS. Royal Exchange Asi surauce Corporation 'f London. MANAGERS. New Zealand Traders’ Proj tection Co., Ltd. i (Proprietors “The Mercantile Record.”)
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4336, 20 April 1901, Page 4
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