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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1244, 19 February 1914, Page 27

“So.llOS;!! thrive os Z“& | )!||! NEAVE’S FOOD— Contains all the J JI I M[g essentials for bone and flesh-forming in 8 V an exce P tio nal degree, assists teething, .xrdk ,j relieves infantile constipation, and ensures restful nights. “An excellent Food, admirably adapted to the wants of fh infants." — Sir Chas. A. Cameron, C. 8., M.D., etc. I NEARLY 90 YEARS’ REPUTATION. I Gold Medals, London, 1900 and 1906, also Paris. Used in the Russian Imperial Nurseries. ■ ! OLDEST, CHEAPEST, AND STILL THE B2ST. I The United States Medical Investigator ; — 11 In Dr. Ruddock’s ffl works we find Neave’s Food extolled above all others met with in the English market.” Manufacturers—JOSlAH R. HEAVE & CO., Fordlngbrldge, England. 09 Sold in tins specially packed for Australasia. Heaves foods

Mdme. FLORENCE PALMA, (Direct from Melbourne and Sydney). SCIENTIFIC, ELECTRICAL, FACE AND BUST MASSEUSE. Specialist in Skin and Scalp Foods, Face Lotions, Etc. “Falmazol”— An exquisite Vanishing Cream. Has no equal for Sunburn and Tender Skin. 1/6 Posted. “Persian Massage Cream” for toning up the skin and keeping it free from blemish. 3/6 Posted. “Persian Depilatory” effectually removes all superfluous hairs. Harmless. 10/6 Posted. “Eau de Quinine” Hair Invigorator, has no equal. 4/6 Posted. “Stimulating Shampoo”— The most delightful of all shampoos. 2/6 Posted. Send for any of above. I guarantee Satisfaction. TEE PERSIAN TOILET BOUDOIR, Camden Chambers, 202 Queen. Street (Next John Court’s Ltd.) ’Phone A 466,

rpHE AUCKLAND RAPID TRANSPORT CAR is now open for engagements; suitable for Excursions. Picnics and Socials. Licensed to carry 30 Persons. Experienced Chauffeur. Charges Moderate. Agents: H. S. LOCKWOOD, Victoria Arcade, and J. BLACK, Storekeeper, Edendale. Telephone 3831.

THE CORRECT BOATER FOR THIS SUMMER . . . Many particular dress- i ers in this City.know 1 r> , E that at M. and C’s. the ; latest, shapes in Hats *'’ ' M are always obtainable. VjU ? * ’ L/N THE NEW STYLE ' ,<■ BOATER. for this ■■V Summer is a case in jw f point — made of fine iff fa. 1 straw, light in weight, J' / the brim is 2% inches Da* wide, and the crown 2% jjdlß fey inches high. “Conform” / finish ensuring the greatest of comfort. JX It’s just as smart and \ ? gentlemanly as one ' A. could wish for, and we would like your opinion. jf & Prices, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 . yf 8/6 9/6Other shapes and styles _ V—jggSET are also to be seen, .g., jKr Prices, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6. OTHER STYLES AND PRICES. | “NEWMARKET,” a new “Woodrow” shape in black hard felt, 13/6. The “GOODWOOD,” another new shape, 13/6. CHRISTY’S special light-weight felts, 10/6, 11/6. TRESS’ smart low set styles, 10/6, 12/6. STETSON’S self conforming hard felt hats, 25/-. BLACK VELOUR shapes, for the moment, 21/-. PANAMAS, in quite the latest shapes, 16/6, 27/6, 30/-, 35/-, to 84/-. Tftilne & t(l For THen'd ’Wear,” QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND.