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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 48, 25 February 1918, Page 7

The sweet, healthy smell of the pine tree is held J£J{eSss|aSa infecting fluid, when mixed with 100 parts of water, will banish foul odours, purify the air, —<« ■■ 1^ J If you have not yet tasted | I Lipton's Famous Tea, do I 1 so at Lipton's expense. | Fill in Coupon below and dispatch NOW, with | ] 4id- in stamps to cover cost of packing and postage. | Free Samples of 2/2 and 2/4 grades—enough to 1 make fifty cups—sent by return. Only one lot to I \ Lipton's make this ffgiL * Z M I offer, knowing that ! !vp3£ f£s By I Superior" Quffity of T T ID HP O "NT ' C Upton, Ltd.. |S L 1 I 1 UIN O G.1'.0. 8011149, Kj I ff Yqxx At Enclosed iajjd. in stamps H ! L D T Jsr for packing and postage. |S 1 t%r% In tft <» f'lyrti £Hf Name ..■..■■■■.•■■•■••*•■••••..•■■ wSKt gotomerirm «r m I that GrOWS It! OK Address B A M My Grocer li —.. gg Get Out in the Open with a KODAK There's healthy recreation and lots of enjoyment in making pictures of all the pleasures which out-doors holds for you. And with a Kodak you can make such pictures with practically no effort. KODAKS are the easiest to load and operate of all cameras, and they are so light and compact that you can carry one with you anywhere, without any trouble at all. There are some that will even go into a boy's pocket or a lady's handbag. With an Autographic Kodak you can dote and title each picture at the time you take it. Thus you have an AUTHENTIC RECORD. Autographic Kodaks - • from 40/- upwards Brownies (they work like Kodaks) - 10/- upwards Look for the name "Kodak ,, or "Brownie ,, stamped on the Camera for your protection. Price List Free at your Dealer's, or by Mail. Sold by All Kodak Dealers ASK FOR FREE PRICE LIST KODAK (Australasia) LTD Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin

TC people would eat more apples there would be fewer sufferers from digestive disorders. The apple is one of the finest foods known—in fact it is a food plus a tonic. There is much truth in the old saying that "an apple a day keeps the doctor away," and we should all of us enjoy an apple after each meal. Here in New Zealand the finest and most delicious apples are grown, and New Zealanders should avail themselves of the advantage of securing this fruit fresh and juicy. Buy apples—always have a case in the house, but be sure they are grown in New Zealand. The New Zealand apple is better than imported fruit.