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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 148, 22 June 1917, Page 7

It i.s freely stated that in Taranaki farming laud is rapidly passing into the hands of foreigners. A land salesman informs the Kltham paper that the position is getting serious, lie says that our own countrymen are going away to light, and whet, they come back, if they ever do, they will lind their properties have passed into the hands of foreigners. From what our friend tells us, it would appear that peaceful penetration is getting in its handiwork in Taranaki. Ladies who do their own housework find their hands get rough and grimy. This can he prevented by using NAZOL OINTMENT, which keeps the skin soft and pliable—(Ad.) .Special -lob Line.—Kapok bed quilts, double-bed size, 13/0, 10/0. net, cash.— Tonson Garlick Co., Ltd.—(Ad.) For Influenza take Woods' <jreat Peppermint Cure. Never fails. 1/0, 2/6. Special Job Line.—Kapok bed quilts, sateen covered, oingle-bed size. 11/fi, 14/ C net cash. —Tonson Garlick Co., Ltd.—Ad. For Children's flacking Courli at nigbt, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, l/fi.'^/R. Ladies need not lie troubled with chilblains or chapped hands if they will use NAZOL OINTMENT regularly during the. cold weather.— i Ad.) The beverage that benefits—Wolic'3 Schnapps—a drink, a tonic, -a, medicine*—^Ad.)