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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 147, 23 June 1915, Page 20

DAIRYMEN. A. FRESH Supply of MILK, CREAM, BUTTER, and EGGS can bo obtained daily from , KARORI MILK SUPPLY, LTD., KARORI MILK SUPPLY, LTD., 244, Tinakori-road, 'Phwie 1027. Or from their Branch Shop, E42, Lamb-ton-quay. 'Phono 2589. 2 htve been proved to be of the great- * X est value for keeping the organs of * >< digestion and assimilation in a J £ state of healthy activity. Taken < C periodically and in accordance with j the directions, they ensure freedom h * from biliousness and its attendant h >* discomforts — constipation and iCs m v accompanying evils— flatulence— J jj heartburn — and those enervating n y ailments which arise when the * * digestive system is out of order. The h " judicious use of Beecham's Pills * I WILL HELP YOU ; J in many ways to keep in good health,' J » for they have in addition to their - [J stomachic qualities, a purifying j * influence upon the blood and t » J stimulating action upon the liver H a and kidneys. It cannot' be too I \ strongly urged that sound health, M > in these strenuous days, is 3 |] supremely necessary to all who * t are anxious to do well in life. * [J Beecham's Pills, by fortifying the * m general health against the attacks 3 J of disease, can undoubtedly play * * an important part in enabling you * * at all times J i TO KEEP WELL : ! Jw^-jyi-my - * I Sold ia boxes labelled, price * J !B}<J. (36 pilla) IIH (56 pills) & 2/9 (168 pHls). M "CHILDREN VIUGM IN GUHCUR4 SOAP Baths, and when assisted' by Cuticura Ointment they mean skin health in infancy and childhood, and freedom, in the majority of cases, from skin and scalp affections in -after life. > Samples Free by Mail Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold everywhere. Liberal nmple of each, with 32-pace book, sent postfree. Addreia R. Towns it Co, Sydney, N. S. W. » m GOVERNMENT NSURANCF * DEPARTMENT IjACT No. 9. I FOR EVERY £100 collected la premiums, the Department has returned to its Policyholders (or their representatives), or holds in trust for them, £121. During tho forty-two years of th« Department's existence premiums have been received for upwards of eight millions and three-quarters, £6,057,000 has been paid to polleyholders or their representatircs, »nd the existing funds held by the Department in trust for polleyholders amount