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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11809, 11 August 1900, Page 2

I For INFANTS, INVALIDS, and The AGED. 'I; I over seventy years' UNDER " A perfect food Jvr Infants:' > | ESTABLISHED REPUTATION. ■'" ROYAL Mrs. Ada S. Ballin, Editress of "Baby." ; i I ' ' PATRONAGE. . ' ' . C |. BEST and Tgg jgf% js% jfW "HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS." ? | A "*" excellent Food, admirably adapted to the wants of infants and j I / \ young persons, and, being rich in phosphates and potash, is of the , , I /i« \ greatest Utility in supplying the. bone-forming and other indispensable ( 1 / \ elements of Food" Sir CHAS. A. CAMERON, C.8., M.D., ( V / 1-lb. \ eiemeniS Of rOOOy Bx-mtdcnto/thcßcyalCMrgtefSurgr,*,™***. J 1 /w£!*m\ "Heave's Food is not so binding to the bowels as many of the foods I; 4 v _. / are and this IS a ire&t recommendation"* \ I \ Tins./ are,anainisrsßVti* pye HENRY CHAVASSE, F.R.C.5.E., etc. | I X^/ WEAVE'S FOOD has for somf. time bekn used in tub « I A MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR NURSING MOTHERS. j I • aivpn an .-eh tin ara followed, tho infantile system »«y bfl K*uUu«a witto** B If the rH*eet.«»», given on ep.cn na » ftW of mcdlclne> a