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Bush Advocate, Volume XXIII, Issue 156, 11 July 1911, Page 2

sr C? yJ> -'*■ inrMrrT^»«T^>^^^^-«M^ri>rra«CTi3g»gßj^-^-raj^ Sw ' One Spoonful when the Cough is Troublesome. Half a Century Old And Still the Best! Bonnington's Irish Moss will break up the most troublesome cold with almost magical rapidity. It gives absolutely no chance for aLa Grippe and other more serious troubles to develop. Keep HSvU Carrageen in your home, and refuse every imitation or " just as good," how high in promise substitutes may be they are " short in performance, because none possess the excellent curative properties-found in Bonnington's Irish Moss. ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES SELL BONNINGTON'S. TAKE NO OTHER. Mb. -War. Mason, of Waihi, writes Mv voice, not being, of the strongest, requires a restorative at times and I consider, after trying voice jubes, etc., that nothing tinder the sun equals Bonnington's Irish Moss, as it is a voice iood as well as a throat assuagent. No matter m-: vrts».i tvtte. E. HADRILL, Te Whare. Hamilton, writes It gives me pleasure to state that your Medicine Bonnington's Irish Moss has been used in my family as a remedy for coughs and colds lor upwards of thirty years. ,„ , , .. ~ , , . f mvself, though being 70 years of age, still find great relief by taking Bonnington's Irish. Moss when need6d, and can reeomnieiid it to and old. Mrs. B. Taylor, of Ponsonby, Auckland, writes I have great pleasure in recommending your Bonnington's Irish Moss It is undoubtedly the best cough remedy I have ever used. Having a large family I have found it a source of great comlort. to my little ones, especially in cases of Bronchitis and Group. On severnl occasions I got. very an-xious but a good warm bath with a dose of your J.ri»li Aloss soon had the desired effect. gjsear&g i7.Z.3QSQi. BONNINGTON'S CARRAGEEN Si it Sfmm .* bxT* AKSr v»uCk*ai-B nsuKt»r ro* t(> JOHI, OOLM, WrtOOhKfl CO^M.I • HOMCHtTI®. IN/UU****. *»-»• T»OH» or th® ynnofcT *we Tfce **#eior*l of Cfc - - , " 1 - J •• rtowrat 7" mo*t siitul la kU U>« »o«i "dm b Cocv*»i. Cox.t>>." F„r »r Adult—On« b-fctit obtained rSt cli»»a.. r-rMix./"" 1 ' H *" * tk* Cnxtr.j *v »ho Mai. . w » <l S'boojSic2Sfb. W **M dl**CU«Ofc « ••clo«*4. * GEORGE BONNINGTON, CHfiISTCWBCM.

The Must Delicious Tea is Amber Tips. Keep the name, Amber Tips Tea, in mind when next you go to the grocer's, because it represents the be3t in tea, • yet is no higher priced than the other kind. Amber Tips i 3 all that a good tea can well be. The flavour is excellence itself, the strength unequalled, and as a wholesome stimulant it undoubtedly ranks first. It can be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion and since a pound of Amber Tips will make mora caps of tea than any other brand, it presents the additional attraction of being economical as well. Amber T is packed in air-tight, damp-proof cartons, and is procurable at all grocers at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. Ask for it the very next time. NO COUPONS OR PRIZES are given with Amber Tips Tea. it needs no such schemes to make it sail, because the money's worth is contained in every packet. 15A <a 3 «3P rtfc. V f 4T* * Un £2* ms />* WHOLESALE AGENTS: RO BJOHNS HiNDBW&RSW & GO

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