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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1876, 9 October 1913, Page 3

f DeSpMsii I f h®m Yam 111 l S i • | | Dilakiaji -¥»(». f| 5 ";< Pure drinking water is of 'tho most vital importance, .but tho old stylcot ,» ; filter DOES NOT eliminate tho disease germs found in nil water. . \ Tho DELPItIN FILTER is built on quito a different principle, and every ,• | drop of water that is filtered is absolutely, germ-free. The filtering me- ; i dium is composed of a special kind of solid, yet porous, composition which. J | allows tho water to percolate freely, ' • . 5 AH Impure Matter Adhefhig to the Octside. / { \ The filter can be filled with dirty water, and in a few minutes beautiful J ;] cloax, germ-free water can bo drawn off. These filters eliminate with cer- ■ V tainty the ever-present microbes, and'thus provont many diseases. ' ; The filtering medium is rapid in its action, can bo cleaned by brushing, ' ' |$ and, to re-sterilise, it can be eithor'boiled or baked. / B < The fdters are of beautiful finish, handsome appearance, simple in con- g fi struction, and practically everlasting. Tho New Zealand Government Buc- ft toriologist mado exhaustive and careiul tests with a Dolphin Pressure Filter, § }■; and these tests proved that •. — *"> S c _ , ■;> ' ']• j, ifes Water was Absolutely Germ Fres, . $ and remained so even at tho end of forty-eight hours. \ j [j Tlieso filters are tho most efficient.and reliablo on tho market to/jay. fr They are made in various styles, such as attaching to the tap; used ..-as a. [< Li reservoir; or in bottle shapo for standing iu a bucket of water, these latter ft K being self-filling. 0 g Write for pamphlet • giving full particulars. I' 1 E.W. Mills & C©,J Ltd., Agents. I i . , ; ; J ~ " ——— ' i ' WE HAVE THE \ REPUTATION', AS 1 SILK SELLERS. ' . | 1 ' I } - TUSSLE - j J WITH • . -I | fSO PIECES AT is. 3d. PER'-YARD, • 1 I'' V I Pare | Pcre k $ Tkese Silks wfM I Bright . S 'BrigHt ' | , NOT lbs sapplied I. -... :[£ 1 Silk 1 I Silk § ji ( to the Trade. j | j; ■ 26in. wide I S 26in. wide G SiflTM Ltd Cuba i' *0®? Q wliWll Hkl H lil tEal&WatJfp S4f©@t» J* diaality §, Value in-'Silverware. % | Well and Will give lasttag | - jwssrast " M * i !jßii ■' I®! •j D. 953—Silver Trinket Box, 0k X l&y ■ fsj !: D. 952—1n seven - ' rith ..Tortowe-shen Top, SSSrf-*' | k Heights, from i 8s : Cl '' ns ''- 1). 054—Silver KJ i to 11 inches, 10s. ■ Vase, i incline W ! to A 1 Cash. 18s. Each. H f ' j ■; D. 955—Plain Silver Hat or Cloth Brushes, & 235. Gel., 265., and 355. Cash. yj | Best Ebony ditto 7s. Gd. Each. a J W. LITTLEJOHN I SON, I ' s JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS,". j jk, 222-224 Lambton Quay, Wellington. j| 1879. , . . v . . -■ Cleanliness Means HsaSth! . Health leans Wealvb! Therefore the whole question is how to effect eleanli- ; ness in evcrv detail of the homo with as little labour •is.'tMia : and exertion as possible. « s * ' ; Below arc a, few items that will help with tho washing anil housework. Tlieso aro indeed "dirt removers." CAMPBELL'S LOW PEICES. Perfection Soap, per bar, lOd. Barilla Soap lib. bars, Gd. Prize Medal Soap, per bar, Bd. J ■ Greenston Soap, per bar, lOd. Soft Soap, per tin, Gd.' 3 Sensation Soap, per bar, lOd. Caustic Soda, per tin, Gd. i • Wm ß CAMPBELL, ; CO and 42 MANNERS STREET, 193 CUBA STREET, (63 RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. iijisi giiiii mmm ®. 5 lib. Purely a N.Z, Owned , , \ m& MikRIl'JE, EMPLOYERS'LIABILITY, AID GEKERMi AOUIDSSS • ITS POPUItAOT DUE. X 0 PEOMTTim