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ORIZA PERFUISIY! j 11, Place de la Madeline I PARIS j LsG-rancVa Special Products j Savon Oriza. (Oriza Soap). From 1 the formula cf Dc 0- Reveil. The i best soap f<n* rendering the skin white and soft. Sweetly and re freshingly so.«ntcd^i'ose, green and white. Savox - Ori/a - Veloute. Exquisitely perfumed, for the toilet and baths. Savon-Oriza (Oriza Soap) extra, in boxes, G cakes. 12 exquisite perfumes. Oiuza - Savon - Ikcolobe, superior quality rose tea, white heliotrope and white violet. Oriza-Tonica. Extract of Plants, to cleanse the hair. New-Mown Hay, Moss-Eose, Violet, &c. Oriza-Powder. Flowers of Carolina rice. For softening and refreshing the skin. . In elegant boxes with powder puff. Obiza- Veloute. Flowers of rice powder, adhering to the skin, with the perfume of New-Mown Hay. OKJZA-Flowera— white and am bered. And excellent toilet water, tonic to the skin, sweetly and delicately p;>rfuniod. Aqua- Oriza, New toilet w:-v.ter "efreshiiig the skin. Oriza Hay, A toilet water wMi erfume of Now- Mown Hay. Oiuzv . A oippmne, Toilet vineg-u 1 , aromatic and disinfectant, specially adapted the ladies' toilets. Oriza Scotch Lavkvder. Springs of Scotch Lavender Flowers ; a rich toilet water. : Eau -de - OuLoarxE - Oki'za. Tiie High Life Toilet water. Oiii/A-WA'i-ic::. Oi)nseniriifed and diatillod Extiuct of superior Ean-de-Qolqglno, Oouttes Okisa DBNnvsiaa. An elixir for pv«sorvin«» Uio t-at'>. and ; gnms in goo.] lteailh, and p; # 6vonti:ig decay, Oiuin DF.sTArin 5 :, in pnsto or -powder, for whitsjni i« tho h!Of/:i widiom aff- .cling enamel, Es3 Oriza ry Our/.v Ly i. Pi-rfunips for scenting lino;i an 1 the handkerchief without st lining-. Ohiza-Oil. Variously perfumed . Rendering Uio li;ur soft and brilliant, and preventing- it falling off. Oiuza-Lact*:. Oriza-Milk. Emnisivo loli mi, reiVo.s;ii;g :ouio (o the skin, removing r.»d s ois and preventing wrinkles en the faco. Creme Okizv of Ninon de Jjencl.)s. For pi'oduoi \g a hoautifiil white complexion wit'i the clear:isss and velvety softn.'S.^ of youtb. OiIIZALIN T S-G ; OLORA.VTE. 'I 110 has: hair uye. For iii-«taataneou->ly d-ye-j ing the hair to any slrulo, and with mo danger to henl.h. In bo :es, each j with brush, comb prjspectns, aid i bottle ; or in lioxe.3, tho bott c o.ily 1 without accQS.s -riss. j Ess Osiza Ixca ork Violrtt •: o! j the Czar at most exquisite p.M-fume ; I quite a v of violets. Esft OilT?. v SUAVB, Whit"s hdliutlMpi Boquot to thu Qv.vov, Bole Age;.ts iv the Oo'.onies. Messrs Silde it & Flemisg, Ld. London. Ohassaing's Wine. ! iiIGHLY reeoinmended by tlie most eminent physicians an. -I Medical authorities, tins since 30 years proved most efßcient in all cases of indigestion, di.spapsia, stotnachical diseases, consumplion, loaa of ap--petite, etc. [ A most agtve ible dinner Wine. Apply to J. L. do Lambert, 49 EliztuGili-stroet, Melbourne. . Remedy for Constipation — DE, SOULIGOUX'S VICH LAXATIVE POWDER. Agroeably to take, cc's smoothly but sure. Apply to J. L. do Lamb it, 40 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. Falieres' Phosphatine. Added to milk completes all what is wanting for the formation of the bones, digests easily, and in short forms the r ull Development of the child. Easily taken by the Smallest Baby. Strongly recommended to nurses to ensure good nourishment. Apply to J. L. de Lambert, 49 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.

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Manawatu Herald, 22 December 1894, Page 4

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524

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, 22 December 1894, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, 22 December 1894, Page 4

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