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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 June 1937, Page 11

Deservedly Popular . The name “Black & White” on a bottle of whisky is as absolute a guarantee as the hall-mark on silver. It assures that subtle 1 difference in flavour and quality which distinguishes this whisky from all others. It guarantees that only the finest materials have been used and that always everywhere the quality is the same. BLACK SCOTCH WHISKY HL* “BUCK ft WHITE - A |l| Mk ■>um •• JA lyfl owt 010 SCOTCH WHISUI . ....'. Ilf U IT Iff B WHITE Bottled in Scotland.

/live I without ’ colds/ Forget it all! Forget that depressing feeling that you’re going to get a cold 1 Forget the misery of the cold itself ! For Lane’s Emulsion has made colds out of date! And it has done it by providing Nature’s tonic minerals and vitamins —which are the real items that can protect everyone of us from colds, coughs, influenza, and weak throat or chest. A Every word claimed for Lane’s is backed by* letters from' enthusiastic users—letters that are printed word for word on the circular accompanying every bottle. And do not be put off with an imitation —it’s Lane s you want —and Lane’s you must get 1 Price 2/9 4/9 at all Chemists and Stores. .Manufactured by The g Lane Co. Ltd. (/:. G. i I i i Lane, Graduate Chemist) f s f S Oamaru, N.Z. g S S

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