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Temuka Leader, Issue 701, 24 November 1881, Page 4

T V.'AAIU TOHMAICKI; AND HbiH STIH'.I-'T (J U II I ISTC H 1/ lIC II ) >! ACNES! A. I The .Jurors of the Intercolonial Kxhi- ! bition of ISfiii nnd ]*<;7 awarded tin ! ONLY PIMZK MFI>AL IW ihd J ! Ma-nesiu i.. Mr KLTSK. { Acroniji.'iin tlit'ir report is t'u result of Mr .!. Comiio Nowlj.-rrv's analysis. by which it nj>;-cars that on., fluid 'mice of Iypw's Magnesia con tains .*).) per cent, of Carbonate of Magnesia n excess of am ot.uo - Mainiesia ' K RUSK'S FJ.CiF MAiiNKMA. For upwards of tv-v-my years. h-.i* been approved and prescribed by tin* leading members of the medical profession, lis almost universal use a fiords sufiicient proof of the estimation ..n which it is held by tlic public trend-ally. It is carefully prepared of uniform strength j Kach fluid ounce contain.- ten "rains »-' pure Carbonate of .Magnesia. KUUSICS )■},{• ID MACXFSIA possesses ail (lie properties of the Ma<rnosia in common use, hut heinu: it' » dcs<lived. .-:a- •. and quite- free from i.v adulteration or eontarninaf ion. its effects are more eiienrelic and reliable : beside?' | it has the- advantage of not foi'iuiw tho-e dangerous .concretions in tin bowels which sometimes have resulted from the use oi'drv Carbonate of MacrThe Solution speedily removes Heartburn, Acid Kructations. Sourness, or irree-nlar Digestion of Females and IT COAU'OKFS TIIF STOMACH AFTKR ANV FXCFSS <iR Magnesia is sold in Chemists and Slop-keepers ihrouirhont • the .Australian Colonies. | The numerous medical testimonials

lin>ls and drue-g'esb KEMPTHOUNE, PROSSOK, and 00 [TTILMAM'S'iS AUSTRALIAN j ' » YEAST POWDER. ! I This Baking Powder is packed in half-pound canisters special!}' adapted j for the. eiunato of Now Zealand. It makes liyhi wholesome bread without yeast ; also biscuits, cakes, and all of pastry without cg-ys. and with less than half the usual qnantitv of I Williams's Yeast Powder will clwuhtless speedily drive all other bakhu; powders from the. New Zealand markets, and secure for itself that hiyh popularity t has attained throughout Austral where it is to he found in every weilreffulaied household.

ix KM PTHUI!IS *., I' 15 O.sso R AM) CO. POST OFFICE SA\ iNGSRANKS Tin- following ;ire the regulations for (he above, batiks : 1. inh.re.sf. at tin.- rate of -J- to 4-h per con t. per annum is given on £2OO and under ; at the rate of 3 to 4 per cent, per annum on .sums under if,500 ; and in the same proportion for any shorter j lime on every complete £ 1 deposited, provided that no interes be allowed on more than £3OO. ! •_'. Depositors n the Post Office Savings Banks have direct Government j security for the prompt repayment of j their money. j ;-i. A Depositor in any one of the i Post, uflice Hanks continue his depositn j at any other of such Banks, and can i withdraw his money ai that Post Ofiice ]'>ank whieu > most convenient to j him. | 4. The strictest secrecy is observed I with respect to the names of the deposi- ! torr- in Post Office Banks, and the | amounts of tlioir deposits. • 5. .Money may ho. deposited by or on I behalf •>( minors. Depositors over seven •' years <■(' age are treated as persons of j full age, but minors under seven years j ii age cannot withdraw their deposisf } until thev have readied the aire of ; ?crecv is observe! 6. Applications to the Chief Ottices in each Province on the. business of Post Ofiice Savings Banks, and get