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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 904, 25 August 1910, Page 11

' '' ' THE .STANDARD' ROTARY ISjgmng more complete satisfaction, therefore ucoivhig moro fa\ourable ' comment'and-cujoyios greater popularity than all other J SEWING MACHINES combined. This , is because it runs far easier, qiuckci, and quieter; bocauso tho ROTARl r , is'nioro durable, and costs less than any other first-class machine. All duplicate parts are obtainable. It is guaranteed lor 10 years. With these plain Tacts before you it would be unwise to buy'a* machine until you ha\e tried the .STANDARD. Intelligent and busy people especially-welcome. Solo agent: s -- F.. J. Wi -FEAR. . :S9 WILLIS STREET. All Makes Skilfully Repaired. ; Telephone 97G. Established 30 years. ■ M#S JENSSEN , , TEA KITCHEW, ." " HANNAH'S BUILDINGS, LAMBION QUAY. HOME-MADE CAKES TO ORDER. ■ Afternoon Teas a Speciality. Telephone 525. LADIES' SHOES, 12s. 9d. NOW Bs. lid. YOU HAVE A PAIR. Cuba St. W" ILSON'S Malt Extract is not a medicine, but a perfect food,.whose diastase, aids in tho digestion of. other foods. NO FOR "^ I No one need have grey hair, for j 5 "Miloj Hair Restorer" wiil completely ; restore it to its original shade, at ihe same 3 j time.promoting an abundant growth of '; ! healthy, hair. jj ■ Milos never fails—it's guaranteed to I > fulfil its claims—you can use it with safety | i and perfect confidence in its results, j i iPrice 7/6 (rom chemists, orpost free from ] ■ ; ' ' ' M. McELWAIN, '< \ 254 Queen Street, Auckland. \ , ; Fretf advice given by personal private letter. } Be sisre you'get : ' Iris!* Moss. ■ Most chemists and Tβtailers will give you Bonn--1 jngton'Blrish.Moßsdirectly you ask for it. Here and there, however,: you will ■find one who does not maintain the dignity Qt the profession, and who will • try to sell you a substitute on which he .makes a larger •■ profit. You know the insidious argument, "Yes, I i stock . Bonnington's, but have you tried my own mixture. It is 'just as <ood.'" Allowno-one to deceive you. There is no remedy go good as Bonnington's ■rlrish Moss.' For over 46 years it has been the standard cough medicine. A LEADING LONDON DOCTOR SAYS:"Oatmeal has been gaining ground amongst the well-to-do in Great Britain"—and no wonder! The /immense benefit of Porridge and' Milk as a daily diet cannot bo over-estimated. It'is equally valuable to the man who desires Physical 'Energy and Mental Alertness, the:woman who seeks Comeliness and Beauty, and the child who requires building up in muscle and body. oa,tm@a.l makes delicious Porridge. It is Rich," Pure, and Dry, with the sweet nutty flavour and tho maximum of .'nutriment. Ask for ■!McGlLL'S,"'niade at Tokomairlro, Otago. LANE'S EMULSION , found permanent uso in many homes. It is food and medicine in one combination. It has many friends, and one good reason for this is that lane's Esmfsiea contains no narcotic of any kind—the contents are plainly told on every - packet. For coughs, colds, sore throats, and sickly children, take none but LANE'S. 64