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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 22 July 1909, Page 3

"GENTLEMEN, THE KING!" At all social functions the toast of "The King" is placed first on the list, and without exception enthusiastically honored. Tins is right and proper, and exhibits the spirit of loyalty from subject to Sovereign. Many beverages have been suggested and used jn connection with this "toast," ranging from champagne to cold water. The most used and popular beverage of recent times is the famous Kola-Nip. This can be taken neat, or with soda-water or any other beverage at will. It has many distinct advantages over other drinks. It is a splendid tonic, bracing to the nerves, invigorating to the brain, and helpful to the whole system. Any man who is down to make a speech, sing a song, or take part in the evening's entertainment, should take KolaNip with all the "toasts." The man who does this is "always at his best.-" He is able to put vim and vigor into his speech, and spirit into the song that otherwise would be insipid and flat.— Aclvt.