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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13374, 7 May 1914, Page 8

JUST LANDED. A Splendid Assortment of GENTS', LADIES* AND CHILDREN'S WARM , SLIPPERS. * SEE WINDOW at* .W. STEWART'S. 2* PEELI STREET. 'WHERE TH]?; GOOD BOOTS ARE." A CURE FORJREYNESS. IF going permanently grey, use Dr. WILSON'S REGENERATOR. It ia surprising how quickly the Hair will resume its natural color.: Efficiency proved by thousands. Price, 3s 6d per bottle; posted, 4s.— MISS KlNG, Ladies' Hairdresser and Art Needlework Spee*\\at. miinar SMALL GGODS_ DELICACIES .' THE undersigned has always on hand '* GERMAN SAUSAGE SAVELOYS, HAM, BRAWN k PIES . (j^reslji Daily). *■ . Customers' Poultry dressed on shortest notice. ' ,-■■■ '„,' '■ .■'"■'"',' $ I. NOSSITER, Gladstone Road. ' 'n_-_-__-nß___H_a__H_-_-fIHB-a-_B_n_p Our Children's Health I is (few Zealand's I Wealth. . I On th© health of young New B Zealanders depends — well, every- B ■ thing. fl Therefore, you cannot be too fl I careful m choosing their daily B foods.' One "thing .is certain: fl they should have plenty of "X" fl JAM — the ptare and wholesome B Childhood's natural craving for fl sweets should be satisfied with a fl natural sweet of undoubted food fl value, rather tlian with manufac- H tured sugar concoctions. fl ti \jT 11 I JAM 1 is simply; Nature's choicest Fruits, fl perfectly prepared m absolute fl purity. It is "The Best Spread fl for Daily Bread." fl Prepared by KIRKPATRICK'S, 1 m Sunny Nelson, I Where th©- Best Fruits Grow. H MRS AND MISSES RYDER LADIES' TAILORS AND DRESSMAKERS* BEG to announce that they have REMOVED to the Reaid^fice lately occupied by Mr Ponsfor4»*, - KAITI ESPLANADE; ' • ' Three doors from Mrs Sheen's. 318 GUARDIAN ASSURANCE. CO.— Fire, Glass, and Personal Accident, and Einployera* Liability Insur- ' inces -undertaken, at Lowest Current Rate.. — T. G. Lawless, Chief Agent, Hsbfimt, ■. ■ **