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Paray Pore Mothers ■would have healthier, bonnier, and happier children if they fed them regularly on Aulaebrook’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits. Thousands of children in New Zealand have been reared on them with the happiest results. Howto give the Biscuits Fob Very Young Children, rub the Biscuits very lightly on a clean nutmeg grater, or crush verv fine and sift through a sieve ; mix carefully with boiling water, stirring well, and give through feeding bottle or by spoon As there is milk in them, it is not advisable to add it. In the case of young and delicate children, it is better to give only about halt a biscuit every two hours than a larger quantity less often. Fob Old* a Children, pour boiling water on biscuits as they are and give by spoon. A good way is to put a saucer over the cup or basin in which the biscuits are placed to soak, until they swell out, leaving no water. Later on children can have them either whole or soaked, at home or at school. They will bo found a fattening, strengthening diet for Young and Old. Aulsebrook’s Milk Arrowroot Biscuits The moat Economical and Best Food that can be obtained. Cats can perform their toilet without soap, despite the accompanying sketch. MEN AND WOMEN CAN'T. and the result is COLGATE & CO., OF NEW YORK. Spend their time making them Soaps of a quality and variety unequalled in the world. {ESTABLISHED IBo6> XT IS UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THE FINEST TOILET SOAP IN THE WORLD IS CASHMERE BOUQUET. The purity of the Soap itself, its excellence in every particular as a cleansing nd health promoting article, and its subtle indescribable aroma are qualities hich placed it at the head of the World's Toilet Soaps. Equally delightful is CASHMERE BOUQUET PERFUME, a welcome aoie*. >ry to any lady's toilet bath. COLGATE AND CO. make many other SOAPS AND PERFUMES, and also TOILET WATERS and TOILET NIC-NACS of endless variety Their TOOTH POWDER has absolutely no equal, and their SHAVING STICKS make shaving a pleasure to those of the sterner sex who like to cultivate a bare ohm. COLGATE’S SPECIALITIES ARE SOLD EVERYWHERE. THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER. ionyaii Janos For CONSTIPATION. Professor D. LAMBX., of Warsaw, Professor of Clinical Medicine at the University, writes— Hunyadi Janos Bitter Water, besides being an excellent general aperient, has proved specially efficacious in the treatment of chronic constipation, venous obstruction and congestion, haemorrhoids and obesity.” Average Dose:— A wineglassful before breakfast , either fare or diluted with a similar quantity of hot or cold water. ■ . TTrnu/VAT Bote the name “Hanyadl Janos,” the, signature of the Proprietor, fj 11 fill ra ANDREAS SAXLEHNER, and the Medallion, on the Red Centre Par of the Label. SSESESf ALL WHO DESIRE-TO HAVE , SOFT VELVETY SKIN, H CAN OBTAIN )U <*• IT BY USING m o KEEPS THE SKIN COOL AND w REFRESHED HOT WEATHER, And entirely removes All Roughness, Redness, Tan, Chaps, Irritation, &c. BOTTLES, 6d., V- &. 2/6 Sole Makers —M. BEETHAH * SON, CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND. .fi

They Never Go Green! WOODROW’S FAMOUS HATS retain their JET-BLACK COLOUR till the last. The Dye is Permanent CHAS. HILL & SONS, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, 1 WALLACE & QIBSON, D.1.C., - UL SSI.I. i Woodrow’s Famous Hats. X s E LUCKY WEDDING EINQ ig ct GOLD from l R s 6d. Watches. Clocks, Chains. Brooches. Kings, Silver and EP Ware by the,best makers. Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. Discount for Cash. EOBINSON’S 21. WILLIS STREET. Formerly with Benson, London; and Mackay ana Chisholm, Edinburgh. Half-a-dozen Spoons given away with each Wedding Ring sold. WM. J. FLY, Mail contractor and general CARRIER, MASTERTON. Agent N.Z. Express Company. Expresses meet all trains. 618 A CERTAIN Cure for Headaches and Nenralgia. Dr Grassland's -Celebrated Headache Powders. Who would suffer when for Is 0d yen can got cured in ’.ee» than fan minute*!?,. AH Chemist* and

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4636, 15 April 1902, Page 3

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