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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2116, 15 February 1908, Page 4 (Supplement)

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! A PLEASANT, REFRESHING DRINK. | A PURE AND CHEAP TONIC. I We Want You to Know ■ st Pmm” | That's the reason rf this big Advertisement. We could talk to w>n k.r in.urs on what it can do and what it has done; and if you j a civ .sal'f.nin" fr >ni Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism or • 1 no 'g 'i wa'il like to take you right up to our fast-becoming world- „ lain j.ts " I’U Kllt 1" S rings in the Thames district, subject you to ij a t'cttment of " I'UKIR I," and-«end you home fit and vigorous jj once in re. This, however, is impossible, but we are bottling! 2 tliis precious h al'h-giving water, PURR, unadulterated and J undiluted, str .i. !r as it bubbles from the Springs, and it is selling | at all Hotels, C oi. Chemists and Grocers at 5/- per dozen 1 hotfles. Return tii.; bottles and 1/3 will be allowed. Thus it | costs only | 3/3 Fqt> Dozen Bottles. I Surely the Cheapest Mineral Water on the market. There’s | mure health in one bottle of "PURIR.I” than many so-called j Cures al 3/6. : j AS A HEALTH RESTORER a knows no equal. We have numerous testimonials from leading 3 medical men who prescribe “PURIRI ” regularly for Indigestion, i Dyspepsia, G-nit, Rheumatism and similar complaints, and not a | few issurt confijently that it certainly equals, if it is not superior N n, the Gr-at Eui’ipcan Waters, Remember! this is not a quack c.mc'vtion it is Nature’s Own Purest Medicine. It gets to ttill j-oo: of the trouble and eradicates the cause. Therefore, ii 6 Indigestion, Dyspepsia or Biliousness trouble you; if your nerves are unstrung; if your kidneys or liver are at fault; if you suffer from Gout, Rheumatism, or similar complaints—give “ PURIRI ” a trial. GET TO KftQW PURIRI. That's all we ask—it’s all we want—such faith do we have in it. To know it, is to believe in it. "PURIRI” differs from other mineral waters. A gentleman, on being given a glass of “ PURIRI,” exclaimed, "Why, IT SPARKLES.” g. He had hit the nail on the head first time. It sparkles— this is :he great special feature of " PURIRI." It sparkles other mineral waters are dead, sluggish, heavy. "PURIRI” sparkles, brightens, uplifts—there’s life in it. It imbues vitality ; it imparts vigour. Others are nauseous to the ti.s.e—“ PURIRk is palataWe, pleasant and refreshing. f-ii) ■ m in' 1 7/W \ \\ V, ItV- ► j /'r? Lj PURIRI AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR SODA. 1 A great point in favour of " PURIRI " is, it mixes most beneficially with all liquors. Try "PURIRI” with your wbisky or liquor. It is far more delightful than soda, adding as it does a sparkle, snap, and palatability to the drink, and at the same time imparting to it great medicinal:value. An a Refresher, after great exertion or bard exercise, "PURIRI” is unsurpassed. ■ t ' A« a Pick-mo-up it knows no equal. After a hard night, when somehow you can’t come up to scratch, a bottle of M PURIRI ” will make a new man of you. Business Men drink it— it clears the brain and gives the perfect health so necessary to cope effectively with the business worries.* The Man in the Office needs it, after being cooped up all day. The Society Girl takes it —it keeps her in perfect health, gives clear complexion and bright eyes. EVERYONE SHOULD DRINK PURIRI. It is equally at home in the Dining-rocm, the Smoke-room, j the Gymnasium, or Shorts’ Pavilion, and is equally benef licial in the morning, at lunch or dinner, pr it adds perfec--8 lion’s touch to the evening smoke and glass. 1 Auckland. As an antacid sncl anthilitic PuKiri acts well, lirpecially is it adapted as potable water for children. In the rheumatic and polity constitutions, it may be used with the greatest benefit, After a cou.re of bathing at many of our thermal centres,the use of PtJMKi Natural Mineral Water helps to make the cure permanent. It is an honest mineral water, and w -11 suited to the dyspeptic ailments so common in New Zealand, T. Hopk Lewis, M.K.C.S., L.il.A. TESTIMONIALS I consider the Puriri Natural Mineral Water a very useful adjunct in tS2e*TO»tmcnt of Dyspepsia LQti cases of a Rheumatic character. Not clone from the allcan?*? of water, but also from fcis duretic action upon thn kidneys. \V. C. Erson, L.F.r.S , L.S.A., London. Physician Auckland District Hospital. Auckland. I have great pleasure in testifying to the qualities of Puriri Natural Mineral Water. I have found it an excellent , beverage either alone or taken with others*For acidity of the stom ach I should recommend it confidently; in fact, in any state of the system where there is a tendency to formation of acid,such as Rheumatism, Gout, etc., Puriri Water, according to analysis, could be taken with great benefit. F. W. King, m.r.c.s., Eng. L.R c.p., Lon. TliliSE kU TEE YERDiCTS OF THOSE WHO HAYE TRIED IT. WON’T YOU 6IYE IT A TRIAL TOO? | "PURIRI” is sold at 5/- per dozen Bottles. II ! you return the bottle;), 1/3 will be allowed for them, i Thus it only costs 3/9 PER DOZEN. "PURIRI” can be Obtained at | MASONIC HOTEL. BRITISH EMPIRE HOTEL. | CORONATION I-lOTEL. ALBION HOTEL. | ROYAL HOTEL. GISBORNE HOTEL | Ami at all Clubs, Wine Merchants and Grocers. | If your Retailor docs not stock /t, wok him | to get it for g Wholesale Agents; WILLIAMS & SETTLE Ltd J