The cup that cheers New Zealand '•»';* cup of "Desert Gold," the Queen of TeM. Enjoyed daily all over the Dominion. .(Ad.) ■ •':':.'%• Remember last winter the troub)e\tM: '■'•■ boys had in training camps with *«.?• throats, colds and influenza. These : «w bound to come again.- The best help »*4 protection you can give them Is to e*na... them a few bottles of Xazol, and * iW package of loaf sugar. If used fegulWwi i XAZOL is a splendid preventive bedW?* of its germicidal and antieeptic pwKf ti«e.-(Ad.) - ■■\'f. _. I f«r CUUrea-s HacJUac r*a(B ~',. Woods' GMt Peppermint Cnt* ; I Wolfe's Schnapps represent!. ;. supreme perfection oi a. dWJD**.' .- . ■■ ■".".- i
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 169, 17 July 1916, Page 8
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103Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 169, 17 July 1916, Page 8
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