Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 113, 27 April 1912, Page 7

. II Il ■HOUTENS] ■ COCOA I B The Standard la ■ft Cocoa of M k th* II

A GREAT FAMILY • MEDICINE ••We call LANE’S EMULSION a great family medicine because we have found it to do so much good with all members of our family. Directly any of us catch a cold, LANE’S EMULSION is ibd paas-wOtd, and LANE’S always doe* us good. We are all, morp er less, weak chested, but LANE'S seems to have so strengthened our lungs that we do hot ditch cold so easily now. We also practice breathing exercises as recommended on the circular, with the result that we have all gained in chest measurement.” Fresh Air and Lake's Emulsion that is the story of many Healthy Families. Fmh air all the time—fresh air deeply breathed. Breathe it in deep and hard to strengthen the lungs and tb increase chest expansion. Fresh air is a tonic for the Itpigs and a tonic for the whole body. Whena cold comes along take a few doses of LANE’S EMULSION and you need not fear more serious illness. Don’t be afraid of these tw<—fresh ait to build'lungs, LANE’S EMULSION to cure colds—and you need not worry about consumption. • - LANE'S EMULSION is fold by afl Chemists and Stores, f 2/6 & 4/6 per bottle. The large bottle Is the economical Stae but whichever size you buy be careM to take none but LANE'S. M

BUSINESS NOTICE. T BEG to inform previous customers! and the public generally that I have purchased the old-established Nursery Business of the late JOHN GODDARD, HAVELOCK There is a large and varied Nursery Stock, which is to be sacrificedCHOICE BULBS, POT PLANTS. FLOWERS, FRUIT * ORNAMENTAL TREES of every description. INSPECTION INVITED. gROWN, THE NURSERY, HAVELOCK. r GOVERNMENT USuraNGF ’ DEPARTMENT FACT No. 7. The policies issued by the Department THOROUGHLY PROTECT A MAW'S FAMILY and also his estate, strengthen his credit, and prove much better than a savings-bank.

\ » / wMBb (T*B A “GOOD MOVE* .To Jbave oa kaad a nwpply of “HIGHLANDER" CONDENSED milk. PURE, Rich, and free from Chemicals and Bacteria. Absolutely “Full Cream.” IN CAMPS—Military, Survey, Mining, or Holiday—plenty of “HIGHLANDER" is a tremendous boon I