A COSMOPOLITAN WORLD. Publicity was recently given to the Russian Chaliapin who sang an Italian song in a New York theatre. That’s nothing. -Mick O'Grady, a Scot, played tennis in Christchurch in a Yankee tournament in a Panama hat and India-rubber shoes. Ho had an American service, an Australian backhand, drank Scotch, and when someone asked if he was Chile he said, “Yes, Siam.” Whereupon the umpire produced with alacrity a bottle of One Nought One. the double strength cough mixture, unsurpassed for smashing up a cough or cold. Double strength and doubly economical, it is obtainable from all leading grocers at 2/6 a large bottle.* Next time you buy vinegar, try SHARLAND’S VINEGAR. It’s ex tremely popular on account of its purity and its piquancy, fullLQavoured taste Made in New Zealand In Inilllc nr bleu All ifrown
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 113, 27 April 1933, Page 4
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