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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 June 1923, Page 4

WtattnoreeouU yw want ? *2£^JJs!» ay In l^C °Pen ' 00<^ *° ta^e c ectee rom a keen appetite; a **!«£■•■ •■" s"ass of Rood whisky to " top things - off" and keep out the chill of the homeward journey. Your friends will appreciate Braemar in tke picnic basket. Very old scotch, mellow, with # a distinctive taste. Established 1710. Agents : Johnston & Co., Ltd., Wellington, Wanganui, and Hau*ra. 'Something like a Whisky ! ' • HAINWM—t ' yjjjp^--^--^.^^ s did in© ■ P^rfl^^: choose '^wwkl?^ on^a *s a Pa^en*ed concrete sheet supplied m sections- - fmwwir x t- ° 'n* x % 'n- thick. In order to lest t^e claims*made * flwi^ or on^a c Government made a special arii official test. I lIMW^ n occuP'et^ seven years old was chosen, and a breach mails in the WalL mwy *he Konka and rough cast covering proved so stubborn that pick-axe md irowy&l ar a<^ lo use<^* T^c framework had been bu It o( sap t mber and when it ml was uncovered the inspector pronounced it to be as sourfd as the day it was put in, Wl and minus any deterioration. The nails, when exposed, were in peifect cindi.ion. A || thorough test showed that everything was as good as if the house had been erect d II only yesterday. Write for illustrated booklet giving full particulars of Konka to P^ BASSETT & CO., LTD. Wilson St n Wanganui. - m WS^SJxrZ^^^^On the station the^^l^^^ Refreshing, Invsgoratlns: E^^^#B^ Strengthening QuaJities of .^« '. \l I I Jo^ M* JJ^. 't^.-H " 3^Li "gold^label" I "BROWN LABEL" I B^Sf Readily admitted. Pure, Soluble 1 Bl^^m Insist on getting B I^^^^^ "VAN HOUTEN fS M "* B ~ wSSl*^^' ' Refuse ail Substitutes! 9 9

IHiTN lIP CHil ' I 'n one nouse UP l^c street a sma^ ch''lC* wakes with an I'MMIjIK 'Wi!/ Haf I P agonising, rasping cough —a cough which racks the fMw ''' /(pf/* HI kiddy's lungs and makes him gasp for breath. There is iMw /Mi C ifP no remedy in the house —but the chemist's shop was • //y 'Ih! open all daw In another home, a tired impatient man teases feverishly. His throat is -—^ swollen, his eyes red and heavy, he breathes with difficulty. His anxious USB wife wonders frantically what she can do. There is nothing in the flffiiilh house— but the chemist's shop was open all day. l^^^'f A mother sits by the bed of a little girl wondering if that flushed face il^li and quickened pulse do mean influenza. It was " just a slight "cold" this morning. The chemist's shop was open ail day. Now he^is CLOSED. It is your duty to see that there is a bottle of Bonnington's Irish Moss put BOHNIreSTGSJ'S where you can get at it when the chemist is not available. When you rAmJvr^M need Bonnington's— as even/ man, woman and chid DOES n.ed if sooner T^>3v£^X or hler- you'll need it DESPERATELY. It will be the one thing to ' teMSPi help you ; the one sate and certain friend. -N^ vs>ii:?sJ&s f .M, The chemist's shop is open now, go and get a large boltle of IRISH MOSS ISLI@H JNIGBS ;o^^^^^v/;FOU COUGHS O- COLDS &^^^^^:^ Large raimly size 2/6 Sold Everywhere Handy Pocket size 1/6 ~ '^^:^ .:--^fi;'^&-^/)rr. '^,