INiizol to-day—Advt. Visitors to Reefton will be pleased to Jcaril that Air and Mr s F. B. Stallard have resumed control of Dawson's Hotel, the leading and acknowledged house for tourists and commercial gentlemen. —
Slum imitations of Nazol—the remedy that daily conquers thousands of coughs -and colds. __ To ensure satisfaction. j get
genuine N.izol.—Advt. .Edgar _M. Phillips, representing Webley, Son and'.Gofton, jstd., salesman'ana tuner. All communications addressed Box 7,2. or 121 Tainiri Street.—Advi
"amples free on application. Post fr
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 July 1918, Page 2
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