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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2319, 25 March 1914, Page 4

IVsIRISHMOSSV P Safe &Sure *♦ ' JL _ik___/ For Coughs and Colds l| Bonnington's Irish Moss i. "^ ■ tho best remedy .no other ■ ■ medicine has stood the test ot " ■ half-a-century. Bonnington's cures • a quickly and effectually and contains • no dangerous drugs. Don't be misled 4 I by imitat.ons and substitutes—ask I and insist on getting Bonnington's. > titm _■■» _■« ■■ • *>•. Ja Now is the time jf «a Jm'w lauMd fcr ax__f IT 1 *? 1 -* «*» «■ c* than 0 Moaa-tha. aUndar* familr S M ■afwlMi«_ta__ia__l__ai ( t( M A wwmm V IRISH MOSS J ~~ DAIRYING. .____.____ia_._J BUTTER AND CHEESE. SHIPMENTS FROM X PEB PBESS ASSOCIATION. Auckland, "March 24. The steamer Rangatira, leaving Auckland to-day for London, via Wellington, takes from this port 1174 boxes of butter, making 374,139 boxes for the season and a total estimated value of £927,106 f.o.bA at Auckland, an increase of 1 Bper cent, on last season's export. The cheese exported, including the Rangatiia's shipment, totalled 13,140 crates, valued approximately at £58,557 f.o.b. Auckland.

"My little boy was a martyr to bad colds and coughs," says Mrs C. Warrell, Lake's Creek, Rockhampton, Q. "At times he has been so bad that I have found him fighting for breath. Since I started giving him Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I do not worry over his coughs for I know that a couple of doses will give him immediate relief." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.