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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3319, 11 September 1911, Page 7

CYCLISTS’ Winter wants. STEEL MUDGUARDS 3/6 eet CELLULOID MUDGUARDS 5/6 set RAIN CAPES 8/6 each lll l;S '?S aiSSfiaß !J)J G# fc <*: 5 fc»s« i. BS/fl ~v^ v -'r PLANET GAS LAMPS SATURN GAS LAMPS MILLS OIL PLATED CYCLIGHT OIL LAMP 6/6 8 6 4/9 1/9 each BOOM OYGLE GO. LOWE STREET and 257 GLADSTONE ROAD. jgXTRACT FOR gRAINS. WILSON’S MALT EXTRACT IS a storehouse of energy-giving, strength-producing, and. brainbuilding materials. It is not a medicine, but a perfect food, whose distaste aids in the digestion of other foods. ■Children who are backward or delicate derive great benefit from it. Its fishforming value is quickly manifested, and ■its nontinued use PRODUCES STRONG BONES AND GOOD TEETH. Mr G. M. Thomson, F.L.S., F.C.S., M.P., says of it: An excellent and pure material, and I recommend, it highly. Nursing mothers will find Wilson’s Malt Extract of great value. Not only does it sustain the strength, but it increases the supply of milk and improves . its quality. As used in all public hospitals tiiroughout New Zealand, Rotorua, and CambridgeObtainable in 1 and 21b screw-top jars. Price, Is 9d and 3s. A. W. J. MANN, CHEMIST, Local Agent. EVTEVER judge a man by his overcoat 1M or a sausage by its skin. MacheU and RusseE’s German is good outside and in.

THE CHANNEL srn BURGESS, who .has after Thirteen futile attempts just accomplished this great feat, nourished himself THIS TIME with NESTLE’S Swiss Milk Chocolate.. NO WONDER HE SUCCEEDED!