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Temuka Leader, Volume I, Issue 95, 13 November 1878, Page 4

JT- RUSE'S -FLUID MAGNESIA:,. The Jurors of the Intercolonial Ejihi-' 'bltibn'of 1866 ancf : Ro6? ONLY °flmK I ■■ ft'd'/nt/A YH3TTO 1 I , Acconipanying'jfclieijl Ai£pte££o is thj.' result» of-OffiPtf. V 1 affaires'/ ftails';so"pCTicen'tf. bf-'Gar-bbn#t£''ef Ma'gvjy. !;'i;t;l!'' "'' n !\7< <nii v T Hiß 3* ..l!i.-f! r 0 fti'ifi. nesia it Excess .pj any omci;, Magnesi^ exhibited".' " KRUSE^S ; :-FW:fc'MAl3#E's[ A, For of lias bec:i apptftHrecl < and .proscribed by the leading' sufficienjt : proof of the high-estimation in "\vliicli ijt is carefully pivparerhrif uniform strength. ot .all -the nesia in common use, but being: 3m ;>■■ uV adultj{rMfen\;.ori.'aoti'tan'iiMiioiii,'fftsliflect. i i, l.axQ§ijp^;iMigrgQ^i@ : aiidjr^ta\>ike l 5 iwiSide? itJlia^/ffidlatlv.aniag'q .offtii6^-'. i "fcfifmh >tlioBc ;; 'h! 1 coni'retibris : bbwol'S' 'wliioli 1 'sdin^tMos : • from diy : '<Skrb6fiate v 'of ; - Magnesia I .™ IhcfcuKitrOn speedily removes Heartburnt' 1 ok*: irte^ular 511 iDigestioji.,, pf ~ l o ejnales, jT and; Children. _ _"..„".l I . IT AFTER AN-Y-EXCESS OR 10 aa i hare. h Kruse's ; is bottles,.ls., (id, 2,5; ; , ; C,.d, by Chemists "and Storckccpcrs throughout 15 '"^ 55 oilj ' iio | • The numerous 1 nffidical testimonial's are ad vertisemcntsTM't'Still be found wrap- •': Sold r, by- all l •crieihi-sts' ac'rill* druggists Vthrbugh'JlieVpplqhj'.., n , ;',-, , T ,', :! , o :>, | ' Agents : .%■£..>» \ --EEMPTHOiINE r -PROSSOR J ~andr€o j pOWDEfC t ~~"~~ \ . ----.Tliis.-. Raking, Poller is; /packed in half-pound canisters,, /.specially adapted .for .the..; climate ,of; ; Kew, Zealand. J .■• Jt makes 'light' whojesome , lir'Gtrcl .witliont yeast"; also, .kinds, of. pastry eggs,..and /with less thunMialfr the yuSaial/: quantity-)of '■■:■■ .-- ...OJ.:.- 1 j •■Wdriams's Yeast Powder Avill doubtless; spepdily drives ;alli;:otirer;balu.iig powders from the -New Zealand markets, and high popularity t Mi as attained tluio'ughput; Austfraljai where-it.is to be : 'found,.inVeyej'y well"regulated hduseholdv ■'"■''';' \ ]!'■[, t V;-, ;r : '. :': : ', ; ' . Agents .-■'•-'''' 'KEMPTHORNE, PROSSOR ; —- - A-ND-GO; POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS The following are t|ie;vr%ul anions fbj* the above banks; i', O j ;M,, Interest at dtp per under ; at the £ateT>fc&-t<T4 Jter centi pe : i ; annum 011 aurns ujidei';:; in tile same sliortct time 1 -" on every complete Jl deposited;, provided that no interest be allowed oil more than £SOO. ''* _ I 2. -[Depositors in the Post Office Savings Panics have direct Government security-;for the prompt repayment ojf tbeir lnofiey. j 3. 4 depositor in any one of Post Office Ranks continue his depositn at an jC oilier of such Ranks, and caiji money at that Post Bank <'*>vhich is, mqst-;.,c|iiir:enient tb him. pp^g^?^^^ 4. Tiie; r &trictgßtC, with respect 1 to ffie^ftnnt>s^cT"[!'li , e'deposi} tors ill; -Post Office Bank;s-; ; and th<k amountsrpf'their deposits. 5. Moficy may be deposited by or on behalf .[oiminors. Depositors over seveij years ©J fage are treated as persons of full minors under seven year? 0 agq-'idannot witlidraw their deposisf until ctiiey have readied the age of seven.>' 6. Applications to. the Chief Officcjj in each. Province jm the .business of Post Office Savijig|, Bank?) o'and get replies sent thereta chargji for postage. o, |-i: £ Sfe §, -EZKRP, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, HIGH STR.EE