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Temuka Leader, Issue 269, 10 June 1880, Page 3

KLKE'iS FLUID ALiUXESIA. The .'iiroirs of the Intercolonial Exhibition )f l.s(if) and '1867 awarded the OXLY PRIZE MEDAL >r, (In* 1 t<o Mr KRtrSE, . A,( J^()i!i|uiO:yiiigitlieii , i l , J repor.t.. is.. t -tlu, , l¥.' , .'.''<Hf :,J '''-Atf' '"Jl: f Go'«ni«b K^wfternV l>y - "ilaat* ofrj; fluid ounce of Kruse's M%Ht!f>i&.X'MV; hiius oil pe*- : /i ; *vtV;f May- ■' ; i-.>;i:-r.Vf .ion J ;:■■ ;,.:.>;,lb a-u.-.n.-'iil iH| > s;ia > ;,a,c,xiCisSss! w ; jiiij,,jOtUef t-<".|liiiiftHl[''" :,if,j .j.jijio- ■ i.Vol'essi'oYi. Its ! ajitlos't. i^'' V 4inW4s ,/ kpftiof of t'lwhijOjfU :i which it fis lieKPliV'llit> ; 11 b | r ;prcp.ai;('4']!4 uniform 'sirehgUI Each fl.n v i'd rains ten grains <•* j | rure Carbonate W jtf'agkesiia-. ; KKU-«E\S F.JfoUJO MAHNESJA possesses 'all the properties of tlte ft*:ayrj possesses all tlie properties m im JV:atrj nesia in common use, but being u> » j desolveil' s f a*',' and f'rev "frortr"-v.r- ---: adulteration orwaiMiinnatioh-, its oft'eci.-' are ulm\ x ■ m\i\ ivliftble ; besides; .it lias tire fti'lvn»T%e "V>f; n'ot formin those dangerotis coftcft'tions iii lluf bowels; which sometimes have resulted. from the use'ofdrv Carbonate of )F_a£r- r

The Solution speedily removes Heart-! burn Acid Eructations,.. Sourness, 'or irregular Digestion of females ami; Children: .■;■"■. •• : ■ : ' ; " it composes, the : 1 after any excess or./Krus'e's' Fluid 'Magnesia : is- sold in bottles, J s (id, 2s. .6d,'' and' :, W ; 6d, .by Cli einists and * Storekeepers.'.throng] 1 out the Australian 1 Colonies: ' Ihe ; numerous medical testimonials are too lengthy to insert: iii'newspaper advertisements, but will be found wrapped round bach bottle. -•>-... ■ .■'■■; e'M'hifetS' laiid/ druggests Colony." Age.nis : KEMPTHORMe, PROSSdR, and CO/ i'iYTBA'ST POWDER. This Baking Powder is packed in half-pound esaistere specially adapted for the climate of New Zealand. It makes light bread, .without yeast ; also biscuits, cakes, and all kkJs of pastry without eggs, and with less . than half the .usual (quantity of butter. / t Williimis's Yeast Powder will doubtless speedily drive all other baking powders from the New Zealand markets, and secure for itself that high popularity t has attained throughout Australia where it is to be found in every wellregulated household. Agbnti; PROSSOR AND CO.

POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS The following are the regulations for the above banks : 1. Interest at the rate of 4to 4£ per cent per annum is given on £2OO and under ; at the rate of 3 to 4 per cent, per annum on sums under £SOO ; and in the same proportion for any shorter time on every complete £1 deposited, provided that iio interes be allowed on more than ,£SOO. , , v '•> ; 2. Depositors n'thV Post Office! Savings Banks have, direct government security for [ the prompt repayment of their moneyi 3. A Depositor in any otte of the Post Office Banks continue his depositn at &}\y other of such Bank's, and can withdraw his money at that Post Office! Bank whict; s most convenient to him.

■4.- 'The strictest secrecy* is/Jobserved witli respect to the names. o£ the ( depositors in Post Office J^anks;'axd' the 1 amounts of their deposits,. . .<; ~/;.. I ■5. iMoney may be deposited -. by or, on ■behalf of minors* Depositors over seven vo.ars of ■ acfe'are' treated as of

j nge, but minors • under seven years '{* . •nnnoi jvi;t}if|ra)v their depusisf ! iw * •- . "reached the uga of ;o age w. ! " ■'-' --■••■• & ] juntil they . +1 CWef office ! seven. . ..,, ~.,.,, ~ .. ~, . ( I ~ . •,.;:.• *i n'it-.; i•'..'i ,'• business 01 ! o. Applications to .. and t jin cacl.L!.p4ownce;on> thU ,1 ?.^U |£?Pfiti Office fairings Banks, <'■'. j i-epJies sent thereto.are,free, from cHu. j for postage.'- ••'• '...->■■■

'.IHAKLE.S T EZAIID. WATdBMAKm AND JEWEhLEU, HIGH STREB