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New Zealand Tablet, Volume 31, Issue 44, 31 October 1907, Page 29

FROLIOKSOME CHILDREN. Frolicksome Children are Healthy Children, and children to be healthy must be rightly fed. Give them "ROBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY" It ia a bone and muscle builder, and, as Dr. Pye H. Ohevaaße says, it is " a real nutritious food for infants." Never turns sour on the stomach. All grocers. 11 All who would ackUjve snooesß should endeavour to merit it." WE have during the past year spared no expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have Buooeeded in doing bo. We invite all who enjoy A Good Glass of Beer to aßk for STAPLES BEST On Draught at almost all Hotels in th 6 City and surrounding districts And confidently anticipate their verdiot will be that Stapies and Co. have successfully removed the xeproaoh that .Good Beer oould not be brewed in Wellington. |J STAPLES AND CO., Limited MOLKSWOBTH AND MUBPHT STBEETB ' WELLINGTON. It is hard to imagine I a more severe test for coal II than that afforded by the || '* Discovery" on the Antarc1 1 tic Expedition. " Coalbrook- || dale 91 was used entirely || during the long period spent It among the ice and snow. || The Engineer wrote on his |l retain: COALBROOKDALE I] Coal M was used entirely for |j Steaming, Cooking, and II Warming purposes, and I [I can positively say that no |J class of coal could || have been more suit- || able In every way." || If you use coal for either l| of the above purposes you [| wUI find that "Coalbrook- || dale 10 will give you the U same satisfaction that it did || to the "Discovery" pioneers. II Tfy " C°a |brook^ aleM to || dayi Your own coal mer-- || chant can supply it! YOTO WASHING; WILL LOOK NIOI If you use a g»od blue— KEEN'S BLUE. , It is pure and unadulterated, free iron .. foreign ingredients. Clothes washed with it get a dainty new appearance that oharm the capable housewife.