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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 113, 3 June 1901, Page 1

"A PERFECT Food fbi InfenU,*,! | Mrs. Ada S. Ballin, * J Editress of "fat?," 1 Over TO Years' _. ' Established Reputation. - FofXt BEST and CHEAPE'I For INFANTS and INVALIDS, CHILDREN and The AGED. "Very carefully prepared and highly] nutritious. —Lancet. I " ""-qually suitable to Invalids and Old! seople."—Medical Magazine | NZjiVM'S FOOD has for some time tun. used in "Admirably adapted to the wants of.' Infants and ¥o»ng Parsons." \ Sir Charles A. Cameron, M.D., Ex-President of the \ Royal College of Surgeons, /ir'and, '■ ''Contains all the elements of Food in an easily digested form." Gordon Stables, MU„ R.N. A i.lOSt NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR NURSING MOTHERS.

Friends,old and New, BROWN & POLSON'S "PATENT" CORN FLOUR. An Old Friend of Forty Tears' Standing. For light and delicate puddings, blanc-manges, custards, jellies, sponges, and a host of tempting and delicious dishes. But if the best results are to be obtained every precaution must be taken to secure that only BROWN & POLSON'S is delivered. BROWN & POLSON'S PAISLEY FLOUR. * A New Friend of Equal Promise. By its help the delights of the tea-table are increased by the easy addition of dainty and tempting tea-cakes and scones; all kinds of homebaking are assisted and simplified, and everything made light and digestible. Brown aPobon's

BRONCHITIS SORE THROAT ASTHMA & ALL BEOHOHIAL AFFEOTIOHS The pure vegetable remedies made tip by Mother Mary Joseph Aubert will, if properly administered, faithfully perform all that is «i»'»»** . for them. Mother Aubert personally superintends the of all her remedies, and warns the publio that none are genuine without the/oo timiU of her signature on both ends of cardboard wrapper. f tone to the Btomaoh, strengthens the Herres, nmoTM the oanses of Headaohe, eto. Invaluable te restoring vigour and strength after attuN HfoWi fciuajua, Diphtheria, eta. .*—-