HOLIDAY COMFORT. The curse of the sandfiy was here, and as we watched the lumps rise upon our hands we could not but feel how much joy .these vermin had "taken-out" of our vacation. Turning a- bend in the track, we met an angler applying sortie black lim'nient to his insect bites; it proved-to be BOA, the Great Indian Linjment. He was good enough to treat our wounds, and from this'we got immediate relief and morning showed no evidence of any bites on anyone, who had used BOA (Best of All). BOA cures Bruises, heaJs Cute, etc., and no touring party should consider its kit complete without a. bottle. . Obtainable from all chemists. and stores. —Advt. HOME-MADE SODA WATER. A Sparklet Syphon in your homo meajis a delicious drink whenever you want it. You simply fill the eyphon with cold ■water—the Sparklet Bulb does the rest, If your Sparklet Syphon is out of order, **end for new rubber washers and pin, enclosing threepence in stamps for postgge, Bulba, ii or C, now procurable at »{{ d*»ler*, Bh»rlsiid »nd Co,, Ltd., Wellington.—Advt. t
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 12
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181Page 12 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 12
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