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Grey River Argus, 25 October 1915, Page 8

WHY I TAKE WAI-RONGOA f NATURAL MINERAL WATER [ WITH MY DRIjNK. i Why? Because it lightens and brightens it, makes it more palatable, ' more refreshing, and adds a touch of , healing as well. j You have only to understand the , excellencies Of WaMtongoa to realise ' how beneficial it is. For one thing, it 5 is perfectly natural. It issues from [ the springs a sparkling water; is clear, pure, cool, and delicately mineralised. ' A more delightful table water Nature ' has never furnished. , Another advantage of WaLEongoa Natural Mineral Water is that it is" r charged with its own natural gas, ' which causes it to be easily assimil- [ ated. Then it blends perfectly with j whisky, brandy, wines or milk, adding • freshness, delicacy, healthf ulness.; It makes a drink more tempting, more 1 beneficial. It stimulates the kidneys, improves the digestion, and rids one l of uric acid. Every time it is taken it 1 does good. Ask for a Whisky and ' Wai-Eongoa — the perfect combination. . Clubs, hotels, stores.— Advt. We have some smart shapes in the new belted Cravenette TVaterproots ror Ladies, at 30/-, 35/-, and 40/- each; also a wonderful line in Ladies' Mack, intoshes at 9/11 and 15/. each. Worth double the money. At Walker's, - Boundary Street. — Advt. ? — — — T— — OUyears V — when I wm fak^ quite a young man, M taid Grandad, " I had serieiu trouble with my throat and chest. Even in those far-away days Bonnington's Carrageen Irish Moss was famous as { a remedy for all such troubles. Well, it cured me, as it has cured so many others I've known sinee — and for over 50 years I've always said c a good word for Bonnington's." y The steady demand for Bonnington's throughout the Dominion after 50 years of trial is in itself ■ verdict- «f unqualified approval— th« d«ter*ed iuccess of a geaaine remedy. Q For Cought, Cold), Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis it it alnoo»t % infallible, hit SAFE loo— there, ii no opium or other J narcotic in it. . Here't testimony to its efiectiYen«;s— \ ifrs ;i E. Hodgetts, of Hawera, write* at follow,* : > ■ y "I wollld just like to say a word in favour of Bonnington't Irish Most." I have always found it of ireatest benefit for. tha children for coughs and colds, and use it always." , Smyt "No, Thank You" if it Un't [. ' BONNINGTON'S. n