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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIV, Issue 1, 5 January 1910, Page 51

The Ladies’ Colleae. Pemiiera FOR GIRLS OF ALL AGES. The beautiful and extensive property known ns Cleveland House. ’ ■■ - —... , ■■ ■■ M This first-class Private school jrovldts Modern Uigh-clasa Education and Mort Training on Christian but Unseetarlan prlnclplese. Home life Is combined with the Culture and Disciplinary influences of School under Maternal Supervision and with Selected C inpanlonship. Full staff of Resident and Visiting Professors and Governesses, English and Foreign. Prospectus on application of Messrs. Uptou and Co., or Principal. MRS. S. A. MOORE JONES, M.R.C.P., M.M., C.M.1., B.K.

THE IDEAL FOOD / . for children from birth is vV Hornick’s Malted Milk ■ 7 It contains all the necessary constituents in their proper proportions. a Iff x jGZzJzZZf It contains no Starch and is therefore U suitable for infants from birth. It forms bone, nerve and muscle. It is all-food and no waste. It is pure and free from bacteria. dir// it is easily and thoroughly assimilated. “V dr/J Beware of infants* Foods < containing Starch. HORLICK’S MALTED MILK Jt has been analysed by the Board of Health and admitted free of duty. Chemists, etc., arc therefore safe in selling Horlick’s Malted Milk, and parents are guaranteed a suitable food for children from birth, which contains No Starch. 'BgzZZzZZj No confusion arises when you order Horllck’a, as only one kind is manufactured, and only one is needed to feed your child No Milk is required in the preparation of Horllck’s as in other foods—wateronly. Of all Chemists and Wholesale and Retail Stores, etc. Samples : 82. Pitt Street, Sydney. N S W. Horlick's Malted Milk Co.. Slough, Bucks, Eng.

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