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Temuka Leader, Issue 9410, 13 May 1882, Page 4

NOTICE. ( ."AVING troeived a numerously sigDeid L requisition from the residents of Geraldine, Winchester, and intervening, districts asking us to resume running our line of Coaches as heretofore, and promising t!eir support, we intend in the interest of the public to accede to wish, and will RUN COACHES, and formerly, from Winchester to Geraldine, to MEET all TRAINS from Christchurch and Timani. DENOON & McILRAITH. : rrJRUSE'S FLUID MAGNESIA. The JuroriS of the 'lntercolonial ExSl'bition of IS'SB and 1867 -awarded the ONLY PRIZE MEDAL jerfluif Magnes'ia'iaMr REUSE.) ■•• ""'"' ' " V Accompanying their report is thl result of Mr ■J; *Gosmb analysis, by which it appears that onj. fluid cunce of Kruse's Magnesia conj tains. SOlper centiof Carbonate of Magnesia n excess- of any other Magne&i .exhibited.-•<:- <i a l '*- -KBUSE'S FLUID For upwards of twenty years, has been approved and prescribed by 'the "leading members of the medical profession. 'lts almost universal use affortf s sufficient 'pi-oof of the high'est'imatidn in is held by the public generally. 'lt is carefully prepared of uniform strength: Each fluid ounce contains ten grains ol pure : Carbonate of Magnesia. ''* ' : ' : KRIJSE'S FLUID MA(INES^' possesses all the properties of the Masj-i nflsia. in, common use, but'being "in a .state, and;quite •free?from ny adulteration or contamination, its effect** &re more.energetic and reliable:;'? it has,,the advantage of not* formhi , those dangerous 'concretions in» tht. howejs which sometimes have resultedfromthe use of dry Carboriatei of Mag- 1 _ ■., -.v; j ",w Uj... > ;., '; ' ~..... The, Solution speedily removes Heart-; _h,flrn,-,Af-cid- Eructations," Sourness?; or 'iirregular, .Digestion- of- Females /andi Children. ~...,.., ,JT COMPOSES- THE-. STOMACH /■. A'FTEE .ANY EXCESS ;OR .( ~.,jHARP DRINKING. ;.. Kruse's Fluid Magnesia is c sold,;in bottles, ls;4d, 2s. 6d, and <Bs by Qhemists, fl,nd: Storekeepers throughout the Austmlian, Colonies. ' v; "' tA •■ Tlje ■medi'cal j;estimoiiials are-too.lengvthy to insert in .newspaper advertisements, but will be found; wrap* ped round each bottler- •-"-"' • ißold r by all • chemists and druggists through the Colony. "'.., ... .;. ." Agents: .... PKQSSOB,, and CO ILLIAMS'S AUSTRALIAN - l - -YEAST POWDER. 1 x * v "'•*«'■ \ v This' Baking Powder is packed in 'half-pound 41 'canisters .specially adapted jfdr : the climate of New Zealand. It imakes liglrtf wholesome bread' withou^ 1 jyeast'}'' 1: also ! biscuits,'"calces, and7a}l. Mads of pastry' wjthbiitVeggs,".and, with. ISss •' than "half the' usual quantity of Wtter.. 1 ,, .Powder ; will /doubtless, baking powders , from the New; Zealand markets,' and secure for,£ts,elf that high popularity it has. attained Austral ; wh.ere it js, J 9 be > found, Jn every -wellregulated household.,,_ •.,,.'."" :>.'.'. \\ Agenti; i KEMP, THORN j*,.PROSSOR .ANIrCO.- , ,