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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13425, 16 March 1907, Page 3

j Gi3!S3, Ammunition, Hockey, j : f'jcvrtii" n'.rriir.srJess Double- II f'ai'fi I ~,'\M., i;r.s, A-,! toma'ic safety I J uw'l lij.le Jocked iction B '1 Rriralrj^Jiin Ritlss — Adapted to £ -- •. i;h-^- il ,ck i-.:".';mr>kcloss cartridge" 3 'i | if/ ■ I Hew Sun-on.! Ko~J«v Sticks.— All \ % 1.-4 t"Ht pl if v.\y-, ir.'liarubbcr and i M c.'u:e-«;)ri>g haiMiJes. no sting- \ v| ing, finest .sdoctioa in colony- I t] Tvom 7/8 up | & B<-st Quality Whi^c L:alh.^r and | >:J Cosn'pvbiiion Hucksy Bails," 2/- up J £~i " **•■ ' ■ , n S rcfl"3^'<n, RsgV/ fi^{3 Association.— m Jy R--^iipJti n size, best quality M $j K:^!i-h knLhcr. largest assort- |fl ' m-.iit iv colony . . l>rom S/S up g m Snnd far Price Lists. Bj I E. BEYiOLOS S CO. 1 | C."tr?3lcSr!r»H, Inrcresrgiil B Local Agoni»~* MESSBS E. KETNOLDS & CO., DBVON-ST., TSEW, PLYMOITEft. I^HE unparclleled success which has * attended the sale of Bonnlngion's Carrageen Irish Moss, during the 35 years that this preparation has been in the market, has led to numerous Worthless Imitations being offered to the public by " would be " imitators. We therefore vvi?h to caution'the public against purchasing these imitations, which, in addition to being worthless, arc sometimes extremely injurious. BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN' IRISH MOSS is the Universal Cough Remedy. See that you get

YIN CARNO. Poor blood and weak nerves are the 1 cause of the neuralgic torture which follows. To thoroughly I£ure neuralgia the system must be strengthened with nutritious blood. Nothing can equal Viix Camo. It is a scientific combination of the very purest port wine and ihe finest quality extract of New Zealand grown beef. Yin Camo forms abundance of rich life — giving blood, supplies nutriment and building material for worn out nerves. 2/6 r-Tfi BOTTLE. Other Health Wines : — Grape Tonic, Coca Wine, Orange Quinine, Port Quinine. AU at 2/6 per bottle. |> ALL STORES AND CHEMISTS.

Beautiful Hands. White, well-shaped, hands are a thing of beauty, and much to be desired. Everyone may possess this queenly ! gift, but a certain amount of I care must be expended on the hands before such a result can be obtained. j Each night, before retiring, | wash the hands, dry well ; then rub in a little SYDAL. (Wilton's Hard EtnclHont) ' Before long, you yourself will be surprised at the result, and yoar hands will be the envy of your friends. M;ido-up in Dainty Jars at 1/6. .A II Clicra ists and stores..,

V\O YOU as-s yoar $ Q •-jL/ Grocer tor •■ • WAX* HE -SO&P, Or do you just ask for v bar d to»p vnd Jet • • him bcmi you the kind hu makes the bigger profit on ? It make* a big difference to You* insist uroisiA'viNri . WAXiNE SOAP.