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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 6

The price u email, the remedy rareJ ACACIAN BALSAM its name; Don’t have a cough when there’s a core That brought the discoverer fame. S’) now to the chemist repair, A bottle of BALSAM procure; Field no more to darkest despair, For with it good health will endure. Barraclough's Acacian Lung Balsam, 1/6

Tan-01, the preserving polish in liquid form is not put up in tins. It is thick and creamy and is more getatable and l"(w wasteful than in bottles. Price 1/-. — \dvt. We have just, opened up a lot of boys’ warm tweed overcoats. These are all in nice dark shades of tweed and will ne just the thing for present wear. The prices are extremely moderate, 13/6 and 17/6 each, at W. McKay and Sons, Drapers.—Advt, MAORI INTERPRETER ATTACKED. “I was attacked with and suffered considerably from rheumatism in the knees” writes Interpreter Sam Maioha of Waimate North, N.Z. “I got a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, rubbed it in freely, and was delighted with the result. The pain soon went away and I had the free use of my limbs. Since then I have recommended it to others and they have thanked me for doing so.” Sold by Kettle Bros., Greymouth.—Advt.