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Temuka Leader, Issue 251, 1 May 1880, Page 4

TT RUSE’S FLUID MAGNESIA. I\. Tiio .Tarora of t-lio Intercolonial Exhibition of 18GG anti I<3C7 awarded tbe ' ONLY PRIZE MEDAL for flim 1 Magnesia tc> Sir KRUSE. Accompanying their report is th. result of Mr J. .Cosmo NewberrfV analysis, by which it appears that on-/, fluid ounce of • Kruse’s Magnesia. com tains 30 per cent, of Carbonate’ of Ma.gy nesia n excess of any othe** Magnesia, exhibited. ■ ■■■■""■ -g ! " ! F KBITS IFF;ELXTIIF ■ MAGNUSIAy ' ■For upwards of twenty years, has heeif approvediand prarcritrod;l>yi the . leading members 'of thAnP'd ic.ll -profession, .Ms almost universal use affords ’snuicienl' ~ • , ..’-I. i/, ■•'. ; I ■'.! , ; !■ t X / preor oi Lie irgd erlimaiidn .n .wh'eb it is lido by.the ■ pilblie : generally. ■ AtA:F carefully prepared ’hi uniibrrn 'strength'' ’ Each fluid. opt ice .contain-.? ten grains mi pure OinLfTnate (A ivlagnosia. ' KIFDFL'J EL UI.D MAGNESIA ' possesses, rdi the propc-rties-'of the Magnesia in; common use, lint being ;r a dcsolvod LLAg ami quite free from ii» adulteration or contamination,-its ,cfleet* 4 are nmro.'c-iu'rgctic-aud.reliablc'; ■ beside? it lias "the ad run’ago of not forraiu those dangerous concretions in Tlk howelswhich sometimes have resulted from the use of dry Carl.mate of Magnesia. The Feint ion speedily removes Heartburn. Acid ''Eructations. Louruem, m 'irregular Digestion of Females and Children. • ' ■" ' ' IT COMPOSE:! THE STOMACH : " 'AFTER ANY FFCEhh OR J~J. Alii } •I 11 ... 1* iV ■ .10 >i. Krus'A Fin’d Me'"iexda is sold in bottles, is (id, be. ! 0. anil os' Gd. by Chemists and Storekeepers throughout the Australian Colonies. The numerous medical testimonials are too lengthy, to . insert in newspaper advertisements, but will be found wrapped round each bottle. chemists and' drugge.sts , .... .m Aoknts : ■' , KEMPTHORNE, PROSSOE. and CO i, ,V 7 ■ Ik TILLIAMSd- aultpau an YL ALT POWDER., (css than imK the usual quantity of buhyr, WdliamsV. Yeast Powder will -doubtless speedily drive ad other baking powders from the .New Zealand markets, and secure for iFFf Lhabhigh 'popularity t has attained throughout Australia where it is to lie found in every, wellregulated household. Armors; KEM'PTIiO UiAm PROBSOK ALU CO. PORT OFFICE AAV INC; • LA FEU .Aw fidiowing are the regulations for ce:b. 1,-!-.’ arnnxn w; w,w. u ' .m-wp , and utmor ;ci the rave id’ b t«.» per cent, per annum on .-ami,, no dr FddO ; and in Li,;' soil!,' projii.l,;;- am, : iiorfcei time, on every eompleie Vi! Tejtositcd, provided Tiint no intern;-: he allowed on more than A POO. 2. Depositors n. the Post Office Savings .Lanka have, direct Government security for the prompt repayment • of.their money. 3. A Depositor in- any one of the Post Office Danku.jcoiitinuc. his depositiv I at any other of such Banks,_ and can withdraw his money at That Post Office Bank wince s most convenient ‘to him. T. The strictest, secrecy, is .observer! with<respcct to the names of the deposii tors in Poslb -Office Banks, and the amounts of their deposits.' ’ 3. Money may be deposited by or on behalf of minors. ' Depositors oyer seven years of ago arc • treated as persons--of full age, but minors ■ under' seven years ! o age cannot withdraw, .their: dcpbsisf until they have reached tint'age, of, j seven. . ■ ~ G. Applications'-to the Cliief Offices in each; Province on tlio ! business,-of Post Office Havings ’ Banks,'' 'and get . replies .sent thereto are .tree from charge for postage. x. 'm • : ■ ■! IT ARLES W A TOO M A JvEli AND JEWELLER, HIGH STRKE i! 1 ' ' ' ( , ' i • 'O 7. ■A II If 1 STO H U II 0 H * IT ISZAKD,.