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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLI, Issue 26, 23 December 1908, Page 42

YOU PRONOUNCE THE “Y" LIKE AN “I.” Most people are uncertain as to the correct pronunciation of the name — SYDAL and pardonably so, for it is just a “coined” word. If, however, you sound the “y” like the “i” in “sigh,” you will have it to a nicety. SYDAL-which used to be called Wilton’s Hand Emollient -Is the best Skin Tonic on this orbit. It may have a rival in Mars, but that doesn't concern us, ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES SELL IT s' AT 1/6 A JAR.

I FACE-CREAM ® without /M Ml GREASE. /» W, fj/ 1 /wFJ JJ ICILMA FLUOR W 1 ft W CREAM. England's Hl k W w] premier face-cream, is »B bL the only reaHy SAFEW I/ wj face-cream. Delight- - dA fully refreshing, it freesvii<. d| EH the skin from tan, chaps X ■7 roughness, redness, V no and insect bites. Being greaseless, it is V ■j the only true aid to Natural Beauty. No J II other cream is so cleansing, so beneficial ] Un or so harmless. i |' leilowv | L Fluor Oreasn V wl is deliciously fragrant and foamy, and v 9j imparts the marvellous cleansing and fl Hr. toning virtues of ICILMA NATURAL A LWI WATER. Cannot grow hair, needs no ' Ui powder, and has none of the dangerous t ■1 after-effects of greasy creams. Most A X economical of all creams. Use Icilma I sll Fluor Cream daily and watch your skin I H grow clearer. A W| Never use a face-cream without first rub- u i|| bing it on thin white paper to see if it leaves \ n| a grease spot. \ If [lcilma is pronounced—eye-silma.] \ ? Obtainable from I tfl Ralph R. Farnham, Chemist 3/ North Shore. I | A. Eccles, Chemist, Queen St. Al |< W. H. Woollams, Chemist, II) || Queen Street. m! ■ ’ Fluor Cream, 2/6 per pot. tl

rpHE urriculuni includes al! | | the subjects required for the University and Civil Service Examinations. There is, in connection with the College, a wellequipped Science Laboratory, — All boys, unless .specially ex- S enipted, are required to play B Cricket and Football, ami to I enter for gymnastic and school ! sports. I The Religious instruction is ■ under the direction of the ■ Visitor.