PB @ The Surest and Safest Medicine for Coughs and Colds is Tmes It lua unrarpund tonic au J nutritive properties and is a combination of the finest Norwegian Cod -Liver Oil with Beechwood Creaaote of Lhne-and Soda, emulsi&JU with fresh egzs Any chemist or doctor will tell you that Lane's Emulsion is a first-class preparation. Its wonderful health-giving and strengthening vimes are of the greatest value for overcoming Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whooping Cough, and other Throat and Lung Troubles, quickly removing the came and assuring complete reco-ery. Further evidence: Lane’s Emulsion has done my son a great deal of good. In fact it has made a new man of him. An old friend of mine recommended ham to take it. This friend I knew had Asthma from childhood and was perfectly well, owing to Lane’s Emulsion.” DANIEL MONTGOMERY, Greenhill. Kelso. N.Z. All chemists and stores stock Lane s Emulsion, at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The larger size con- * tains move than two of the small bottles. Sole Muntxtadtrw: E- G, LANE. Clwirar'if. Oamaru* N.Z. , nm n ■ BRITISH BUILT VAUXHALL —No need to say more! ITALY’S FIAT BEST Cars and Lorries. ESTAUGH AND TRENEMAN HAVELOCK NORTH. Telephones: Garage 160. Private 4&) t2 rings).
ESTABLISHED 1860. R OBT HOLT “ SONS The <»l<le>t- -raii'i.-iie.l Firm <>f Timber Merc hunts in Hawke's Bay. sawmillers. TIMBER MERCHANTS. JOINERY MANUFACTURERS. BUILDERS AND COAL * FIREWOOD MERCHANTS | Sawmills: Puketitiri and Kereru. I Yards: THACKERAY STREET, NAPIER. CORNER STATION STREET AND j ST. AUBYN STREET, HASTINGS. 4. i WE can supply at the shortest notice > the following, building and fencing ma- ’ ter lais:—Tim tier, Joinery, Mouldings, j Galvanised, Corrugated iron, Spouting, | Ridging, Nails, Blocks, Posts, Strainers, i Battens, Lime. Cement, Glass, Paints, ! and Builders’ Ironmongery. I Large stocks of the following Coals i at our Hastings Y’ard:—Newcastle, j Westport, State, Taupiri. R oBr . hoLT ‘ SONS; NAPIER AND HASTINGS. r wsm 1 1 i DON’T LOOK UNTIDY ALL : DAY I If you happen to be rushed in the I morning. Pop in to us, and we will' give you a comfortable, clean shave 1 The_ best antiseptics are used, and the | hygienic methods and fittings in our j establishment will ensure your constant; patronage. A. HYDE Hairdresser and Tobacconist, HERETAUNGA STREET, HASTINGS '
: 9r ,-arJr Investigate Them All And you’ll choose the Hupp /TT THAT is if you want the most for your money. For the Hupmobile is the most generous car-value in the world—a first-grade car at a second-grade price. In this car, and in this car only, you are offered practically every convenience and luxury that the highest priced cars give— at about half the price. How? Scientific organisation and big production—the uttermost in manufacturing economy. Xel there s nothing that’s "cheap” in In the engine oi the Hupp there’s ample the Hupp—from rims to steering-wheel reserve power for hilly work, and the it is a quality car. frame is toughened steel of enormous The graceful "streamline ” body is tin- strength. ished with that beauty which spells All the mechanical details are the t>m distinction in a car. and tastefully de- come ot many a year’s study mid experisigned fittings, with luxurious uphol- ment, and for the rough-and-smooth of stering, combine perfect comfort New Zealand conditions there’s ab.o with handsomeness. lute safety and satisfaction in the Hup; The price of the Hupmobile, 32 h.p. Four-Seater, with Electric Lighting and Electric Starting, is £3BO, without E.L. and E.S. £330. Get a Hupmobile Catalogue and read it. Agent. - OAVIS & BOYD. Hastings : C. E. NEILSON & Co.,
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 241, 25 September 1914, Page 7
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