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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16398, 18 December 1918, Page 3

INFLUENZA & PNEUMONIA. THE DISINFECTANT DOCTOK3 FAVOUS. "INHERE ."Disinfectants, diluted 1 a J OO . *ki 7»*>t kill Gerws in thirty tninuto, • 'Izal.' dilute I in 100 killed th«n FIVE MINUTES. 'lial,' still ' a *~ ther diluted from X in 150 to 1 repeated its oucc»6f, a?»:n ® similar Gerraa in five minutes.' £-*- tract from renert by Dre. Kenwood snd Allan, »t "the Sanitary Congrcee, Glasgow-. I Z A L * THE EFFECTIVE, ECONOMICAL, NONPOISONOUS DISINFECTANT. It is ideal, occauso it 'Instantly mixes soft and hard waters, ■with eea-TraicT, with dirty or ciean u-ater —in short, with ANT •water. It is. non-injurious to fabrics, metaJ, wood, and all ordinary furnishings. To City Councils, Hospital, Harbour, and School Boards, and all Public Institutions, the fact that many famous doctors epccify and themselves use Izal, should to convincing proof cf i*a superiority. Remember, Ixal is highly economical —can be diluted 1 in 400. For example—one cupful of Izal ma'ueo four hundred cupfuls o' powerful and effective Disinfectant. One galion of Izal makes 400 gallons. "YTe hava ample supplies on hand now—but you had better order EARLT. Wholesale from A. D. RILEY and CO., LTD., ■Wellington, 160 Lambton Quay; Auckland, Hall of Commerce, High street; Dunedm, N.Z. Ezprses Building.