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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6362, 9 November 1907, Page 12

warm bath with Cuticura Soap 1 a single application of Cuticura itmcnt, the great Skin Cure, will >rd instant relief, permit rest and :p, and point to a speedy cure of airing, disfiguring Humours, eczernas, [res, itchings, and irritations of infants 1 children when all else fails. Guaranteed absolutely pure, and y be used from hour of birth. &'sS“ t rari. W sKie SfE’&tS’aSkS;, ii e T(«rns 4*oo . Sydney: India. B.Krf*aai, Cal- ?•’ rtff Ka« SroKOo.; Jwan.Manrya, sun.

The name '•piasinbti" distinguishes our preparations of , milK-aihumen from all other foods. ONE POUND 0^ : Plasmon CONTAINS THE ENTIRE NOURISHMENT OF 30 PINTS OF FRESH MILK. Moat foods are deficient In proteld. which ts require' 1 to support life. PLASMON should be added to all foods because it supplies 1 this element. 1 Foods mixed with ' PLASMON ‘ are therefore more \ nourishing than any others. *OF ALL GROCERS • CHEMISTS , AND STORES.

EDSOH’S Hair Eee^ewer Restores Grey or Faded Hair to its natural colour. Cleanses the Scalp, prevent* Dandruff. Induces gromth,makea*he hair soft, pliant and gleany. . IS MOT A DYE and therefore does not stain the shin. 3/6 PER BOTTLE. Foiled to any part of the Colony >or 6d Extra. J. ED SOM, Chemist, 263 Queen St-, ADCHLANh. Established IKBO. EOSOW’S CHEMICAL ESSENCE ; WILL CUBE XEHiensss In Hornes, Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Singboneo, Wind Galls, Strains of the Sine ms or Joints, Hard Smollof long standing,’ and all otfc nr diseases requiring a smeating or blictermg application. It, action ia mild, bnt at the earns time permanent in its effect. It doee net injaxe the hair and cannot blemish, however often applied. in Bottles at 2/-, 3/8, and 6/* eooh. j Posted to any port of the Coloxy fur 2d Extra.

8 T A f.’ L E (Late of Jenkins and Mack' PLUM BEK, GASFITTER, LOCKSMITH, "ELECTRICAL AND GENERAL T EFT-OFF CLOTHING. Highest SiJ Cash Price given for Gentlemen’s Superior ■■■Misfit: .or Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. T. G. Botterill, 13. Ingertro street. Toleohonb 2319,