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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 24, 29 January 1912, Page 3

URIC ACID IS THE CHIEF CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM AND' KINDRJ?S DISEASES. Knowing thus, why ftcru tinue suffering untold agony \ when RHEUMO will euro you? It removes the exoees Uric Acid from tho Blood,and thus quickly gives permanent relief. 2s 6d and 4e 6d per bottlo, at alll i cheiniets.— Advt.

Warner's Corsets, comfortable skating, dancing, or motoring, and every pair guaranteed. — Advt. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, for coughs and colds, never fails, In 6d.— Advt.

The " HUPP " is n . Can you think of any other car which appeals at .once to the man of moderate means and to' the man of unlimited means ?, In the one case TJhe Jfcupmobile is smart and efficient enough to travel side by side in perfect equality with its much higher-priced mate. ; In the other, it amply satisfies the buyer who limits himself to one thoroughly reliable machine. Catalogues- are obtainable from / A, HATRICK k CO., LTD. m l ±l™ m to y"- "• Wakefl^d St., Oop Town Hall, Wellington The Broadwood The Lipp Tiie Ronisch The Steinway ' These highly artistic pianos are noted for their purity of tone, the excellence of workmanship, and their durability. So convinced are we of these facts that we cannot speak too highly of their merits, and we substantiate what we say with a written guarantee. These superb instruments are sold for cash or on easy monthly payments. M. J. BROOKES, North Uhnd Manager. That Magic Cure for Influenza, Coughs, Colds, and Throat Affections. Founded upon tho Prescription of an eminent Army Surgeon in India. WHAT A LOT OF MISERY WILL BE SAVED WHEN THE MARVELLOUS CURATIVE POWERS OF THIS NEW REMEDY ARE REALISED. FLUfiNZOL act, /a^>N i3sCh^ llk « mo « {c - >» » < free from «lcohol, / AVy / CV^^# n-rcotios, or ony harmful <lru*. . . //W!>y / PLtIKNZOL .treosithen. the /.4JS, / VBsSw lW !!^*tf <««»«i of the throat, ami acts at //No?/ \5&/ J^T \ «n inrJ«orati n g tonio and blood K-^Oy / ™J >£ )/ purifier, by tho destruction of /£v^v J<? Malignant dcrms * in the system. . . /*" ■■■ DRIVES AWAY INFLUENZA ■ ■ \ Mr. C. F. Reeve), of Goldie't Broe, Thermion, Wellington, writes t S " I gjiulty iMlify lo iKo excellent curative quality of FLUEN.ZOL (or InflueM* or Sore Tliro&t. 1 C have tried it. and it ieem» to co itrturfit to Urn 8«»t of tiic trouble, nnd quiclly exlennin»l»s any germi. J There it no doubt mmy mind that 1-LUENZOL will commend itself to anyone who Ukei it, and it i ihould be in treat demand by the public in the near futuro." > AT ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES. ( 3 ) \