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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 148, 24 June 1914, Page 11

Consumption can be prevented if Coughs and Colds be treated at once with . • Nature, in eolUWarien with Science, pmidti 1 in with ns greater remedy for Coughs, Celds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Croup, Incipient Consumption and all Watting; Diisfttfls than Lant's Emulsion. It is io good that dsctors freely recommend it aad thousandi, who have derived benefit from itt use, enlhutiattically «dv»e (Viands and acquaintances to use it; f For children or for adults, for men or for women, it is equally efficacious — restoring health and strength, eradicating diseases and weakness, and checking the development of deadly Consumption. It soothes and disinfects the digestive tract, and aids digestion, »»imil»tioa and nutrition. From W«ttoM, Otags, N.Z.— "Mr wifetuSertd (ten wctlneutnd general debility for live yurs. and duri»g that tine tank all i«ru and kSidi ef medicine* ordered by medical net), but Done of them save her any lasting benefit. I was advised to tiy Last's Emulsion, and did io, with the fault that inttsad sf beinc weak and ailing, my wife it quite well again. We are always, pleaitd to rec«mmend Lane'i Cmuuion." \ JOHN HEAVEY. W«tt«n, Ol»io, N.Z f Got a bottle of Lane'i Emulsion ttvday. Two sizes; at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle; obtainable at all stores and chemists. The large size contains more than two of the small bottles. Avoid ' substitutes and emphasise the name " Lano'a" Emulsion. Sale Manufacturer .• E. G, LANE, Chemitt, Oamtru, N,Z. I "It's Famous Because It's Good" I is Ilie Friend j 1 ofthe Family. I I !T is Ihe puresl I I spirit known. >j I "Soda, Sir?" | "No, I always take Puriri I with Whisky." It adds I sparkle that beats Soda. a Puriri Natural Mineral p Water is procurable at all d hotels, But be sure you get Crime in the Pantry! Why did feiM^jsl Sauced? %^H He wanted The Best! ,-H«mEB .SV, 9 . »^ GOVERNMENT ' DEPARTMENT FACT 6^o. 9. premiums, the Department has returned to its Policyholders (ot> their representatives), or holds in trust for them, £121. During the forty-two years' of thi Department's existence promlums havt been received for upwards of eight millions and throe-quarters, £6,057,000 has been paid to policyholders or their representatives, and the existing funds held by the Department in trust for policyholders amount tojMJOO.OOO sterling. "victor tires. ' j^cm cabs and motor cycles. Tho Winning 1 Tiro in tho Groat Competition hold in England. Agents : . " FITZGERALD AND PEAROIS, Maviou-sUcct, Wellington. TUono 2832. ' \