Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 1400, 13 September 1909, Page 3

(moseleys FOOD. . . A LIFE-GIVING NOn»ISHMENT for Infant*, Invalids and Adults. READILY DIGESTIBLE. DELICIOUS IN FLAVOUR. MADE IN A MINUTE. I A perfect food, unique in character, scientifically prepared by an original proee.,, during, which the starch is 'converted into a soluble and readily digested product. ; For Infant^,; Invalids and j others- requiring a light di- . gestible food readily assimi1 lated and, digested when no other food can be retained. It ■increases strength and , builds up the constitution. C. CARTER, , DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. — rELECTRICITY. p. c. griff: tii s, ELECTRICIAN, PLUMBER, Etc., , DEVOtf BTKBET, NEW PLYMOUTH. 1 SHALL be pleased to submit Estimates and Prioes to persons contemplating the Installation of Elect; to Light, Power, etc., and having engaged tbesurvioos ,of an Electric?.) Expert . lately arnved from England, I can guarantee satisfaction to those who may favour me with their orders. r , AM- kinds of Plumbing and Sanitary '* 1 Work? exeoated ky esptneneed workmen. ' / x , - ■ " iMhii!,- ' _ _ _.. ' HOUSE OF LORDS WHJSKY A SHIPMENT JUST LANDED. 2 l COLDWATER BROTHERS. NEW PLYMOUTH SAVINGS' BANK. {Established 1860.] President : His Excellency the Governor. Vice-president ;ilr. H. Weston. Trustees: Messrs. A. Shuttleworth, R Cock. W. L. Newman, and J. Ward. THIS m a public institution of fu'tyseven years' standing, with tho I Governor as President, who also apj points a Vice-President and Trustees > | to manage. | - The New Plymouth Savings Bank is open fpr. .rthe transaction of business ■ every day, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2 to 3. p.m., w^th the exosption of Thursday (close day). FOUR PER CENT, by the year pair* 4 for any sum. deposited from £1 to £10G. One shilling deposits received, but nt interest 'allowed 'until the accumulatio« amounts to £1. Further information can be obtained , from the; Manager — , . ' P. C. MORTON. FIVE handkerchiefs used to-day 1 ajid ' still require more I Cold in the bead "NAZOI/'P, It will sorprise you how quickly yoti will get relief. Two drops on loaf sugar, and two or threo drops rubbed into the palm of the hand and inhaled through the nostrils for a lew minutes will give immediate -eiief. ••NAZOL" is sold by Chemists and Stores at Is 6d per bottle containing 00 doses. * 5 [Established 1870.] THE NEW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT & LOAN SOQIBTY. (Permanent;. , Directors: Mr. j; B. Oonnttt (chuuv man), Messrs. W. F. Brooking, T. ■ FurWC. T. Mills, C. T. Bundle, 8. tfeed, W: "C. Weston. Solicitor ; BrO; Hughes. iJankers: Tbe.Bankjrf New Zealaad. FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM Al> ' LOWED OM FIXED DEPOSITS. \ LOANS GRANTED On scale at very low rates of int* real from one to twelve jean. Pamphlets giving' scale of repayment* and other information posted to aaj ' addrass upon application toC. 8. RENNELL, . fcteoretaiy Office: Brdogham St.. New Plvn>oufch ' LINGERS AND PUBLIC S~PEAKKRS who suffer from hoarseness and • sore throat will find a great -boon in "NA2OL." Two drops on loaf sugar and; allowed to dissm^s'' shwly 1» the mouth, givos prompt relief. The air passages are cleajedi and, a sense of firmness and strength, givian.; to the vocal or^tm?-.. "NAZOL >r is sold by Chemists and Stores at 1» 6d per bottjle containing «0 doses,; , .■ 4 KASAL .CATARRH. Albert Street, Auckland . nazol, tm *"•"•.*• 1!TO ' Dear Sirs, — Your remedy for *\;isal " Catarrh being brought' under my notice, I decided to give the same a trial. and most say that I exuerienccd uvuii relief after using it for two days. T recommended a friend of mine to nso it, and he tolls me that nothing he bus taken has done him bo much &ood a^ NAZOL. I am sure that once \our remedy gets known, it will be universally used' among those suffering froui Catarrh in the head. You are Nt liberty to make what use you like of this tvsiimoniaL Yours trttl.v. / . D, HARVEY. —^-DOMINION fliBA AND. t^INING TJOOMS. HAVING taken over tin- abow Tea and Dining Rooms, I trust by studying the requirements of the general public to merit a fair share of public pat toua^e. Wedding and Evening Parties spo t ctaily capered for. Arrangcmovts can -biy made for the hire of tin. ' RoomdjWhich arc speciuHv ad,ipt< el for IBnelge an"(J Euchio "Parties. Four-<k)U'<W Liin^heoii from 12 to 2 p.ai. daily, Is. Tea, 5 to 7 p.m., Is. Afternoon Tea a 1 specialty. - pDWIN, "O A N W U L L. E. W. M-." Ll^L 1^ ' SURVEYOR. Authorised to Survey uuder i. !i<"» l.aud Transfer Act. Office: KELSKY'S HVIITHNCS (Next Bunk of Auslrul:t&i i). PHOTOGRAPHY. MR. CAMPBELL SINCKAIR'S . Now Photographic Ktudw in «v Dovon FHroot (next to Mr. Abbott'*) is NOW OPKN. Portraits at Home, Outdoor Civuvs Interiors, Animals, etc. Copies, ol vi:laruemonts mado to any size. Nothing but first-class, woi k tinted out. Stiulio hours.: 10 to 5. \TOV ran i»et it choap%.<r at "Vbv Utd . llost."l l ost."