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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2651, 5 November 1909, Page 3

2?\ ' VoUIi RUSSIAN SKIN FOOD DOES PRECISELY WHAT IS REQUIRED IT PRESERVES THE TONE.WHiTE 'NESS <2 CLEARNESS OF THE SKIN AS NO OTHER PREPARATION HAS DONE . -<e Some years ago now a very charming and accomplished Bendigo girl went to London, where she speedily, became one of the foremost stage successes of her year. Miss Alice Crawford is a radiant beauty, now, as well as an accomplished actress. Her figure is as near perfection as figures go these times; her complexion Is so near perfection that it is difficult to tell the difference. Miss Alice Crawford writes:— I “Valaze has done my skin svich a lot of good. It does precisely what' the skin requires; it preserves the tone, whiteness, and clearness, as no other preparation has done. When I have said that, I have only vaguely hinted at the true pleasure and satisfaction and benefit which I derive from it. All women should use Valaze.” You may not be an actress. But is your beauty nothing to you? Although Miss Crawford fails to mention it, remember .that Valaze removes freckles, tan, and sunburn, as well as liver-spots. Valaze Skin Food, in jars, 4s and 7s. Valaze Blackhead and Open Pore Cure, in tins, 2s 9d. Novena Cerate, the finest skin-cleanser, in jars, 2s and 3s 6d, for dry and normal skins, and Valaze Complexion Powder, for skins that incline to greasiness and moistness, 2s Gd. Novena Hair Destroyer, in jars, 5s 6d. Novena Face Powder, in boxes, 2s 6d. Novena Pasta, the perfect specialty '.for keeping the hands, arms, and neck soft and white, in jars, 2s and 3s Gd. Valaze Complexion Soap, cakes, 2s 3d. Valaze Liquidine, a new product which t ■ overcomes enlarged pores, blackheads, undue redness of nose and cheeks, as well as oiliness of the skin and pimples. As very little of, the fluid is re--quired for an application, its use is most economical, 8s Gd a bottle, Valaze Lip Lustre, for dull, blanched and chapped lips, 2s and 3s 6d. Of leading chemists; or direct, post free, from Mile. Rubinstein, 23, Brandon-street, Wellington. * PIO 3 LTD, A Company incorporated under tlie “ Companies Act, 1908.” DIRECTORS: G. PALAIRET, Settler, Gisborne (Chairman). HERBERT W. WILLIAMS, Clerk in . Holy Orders, Gisborne. A. P HATLEY, Baker, Gisborne. J. HAROLD KANE, Chemist, Gisborne. ' L. REDWARD, Clerk, Gisborne. JAS. C. AICKKN. Accountant, Gisborne. MR. ERSKINE is willb-g to join the Board of Directors after Ist of November nest. BANKERS: THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, at Gismrne. s SOLICITORS: REES BROS. & BRIGHT, of Gisborne. AUDITOR: ANDREW GRAHAM, Accountant, of Gisborne. SECRETARY & BROKER: CHRISTOPHER GISBORNE PIESSE, Accountant, of Gisborne. Arrangements having been made by the above Company to acquire the Bakery and Confectionery business now carried on by Mr. James Erskine, at Gisborne, Waerenga-a-bika, and Patutabi, the public of Gisborne and district are invited to apply for shares therein The capital of the Company is £5,000, divided into 5,000 shares of £1 each. Payment for shares is at the rate of 2s. per share on application, 3s. on allotment, and the balance if and when required by calls of ss. per share at intervals of not less than one month. The acquisition of Mr. Ers'kine’s business will place the Company in a position to supply goods at a minimum cost, and also enable shareholders to still have the benefit of Mr Erskine’s long and well-known experience in the trade, the Company having made satisfactory arrangements to retain his services • The Directors confidently ask all consumers of the “Staff of Life” to become shareholders, as profits are to be divided not only as dividends upon capital, but also as a bonus to consumers. A copy of this advertisement and of the agreement between the Company and Mr. James Erskine has been filed as a further prospectus with the Assistant-Registrar of Companies, at Gisborne, and is open to public inspection during office hours. i Copies of the original prospectus, and any other information, will be supplied by the undersigned, from whom forms of applications for shares may jlow be obtained. ' Dated at Gisborne this 9th Day of September, 1909. : C. G. PIESSE, 1 Secretary. T is very easy to claim merit for a tea, but the test that tells quality is the teapot. Amber Tips Tea stands this test of daily use by the housewife. Its exceptional quality and delicious flavour has quickly made it the favourite brand of all who have tried it. Economy is a point that ‘ every woman should study, and Amber Tips is not only a tea of exceptional quality, but also most economical. You make more cups of tea from a poufld of Amber Tips than from ordinary brands and every cup will be delicious, fragrant and refreshing. ’ Tell your grocer to send you a pound of Amber Tips Tea—the special packet is air-tight' and damp-proof, thus preserving all the delicious flavour and strength. Sold in three 1/8, 1/10 grades and 2/ ire* vans Mmkm <zm «