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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 18 July 1923, Page 3

I ... . ■ ■ ■ Lane's ia the best on every count. It is pleasantest to take—-contains th« largest percentage of the finest quality of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. It contains Beechwoocl Creasote —frequently ordered by medical men for ailments of the lungs, and the great . tonic medicines — Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. It is prepared with infinite care-—does not upset the stomach but assists \ the digestion of food remarkably. Get a bottls to-c!ay, s-vA take it faithfully, then you will know what a reai'y good food-medicine it 13. Price, 2,6 aud 4/6 at all Chemists and Sitorea. .^ _ ■ <% S it ...111 '''Hii'l hne does — everu iaii , BROWN POLISH "DARK BROWN 8. TONEY RED S> "I am Well satisfied With 'HEENZO/ Itissogood and such a Wonderful money-saVer that I cannot be Without it." MRS. WADE. TLuqci V«H«y, «7 aa-.«afi<^^m»anmi»« i ' 'f'HW'"-'--"—T~nWT¥lTTTrtla. I IpNQUISE now about thia I 1 special SOUTHERN C5 S3 i _.SSTJR-ANCE Offer— j ONE POLICY 1 ONE PREMIUM I 'I/ITS, ENDOWMENT, AC t* I DENT and ALL SICKNESS I Ltt ia ONE —economical, eat V I Enquire 3fOWI I Tls Manager, , . ■ SOTTTKIIRN CROSS ASSTJB ! I A2TCB COMPANY, LTD., Mandels Building, Williu Street, Wellington. Kt.w.f. -Bit I -■ CpXCHANQB, BEIDQS BiIsEET, BLTHAM. "FOR SALS. 1 Gane Releaser Plants S L.K.Q. Eeleaser Plant* 8 Gane Bucket Plant* 2 L.K.G. Bucket Plants 1 Turnip Cutter, hand or powes 2 ieta Tripod and Chain Harrows 1 set Chain Harrows, 10 if 8 Single Farrow Ploughs 8 Vaeuua Pumps, Tin. £ Lister Engines, 2J li.p. 2 Lister Engines, 1J h.p. 2 Anderson Engines, 3 h.p. 1 Masport Engine, 3£ h.p. 1 Associated Engine, 3 h.p. 1 S.C.L. Engine, 3 h.p. 1 Orossloy Benzine Engine, 8J Ji.j 4 Grain Drills. 9-coulte* 1 Grain Drill, R. and G./ T-«otlU*i Agents for VICTOEY COW DETEOTOE, Proprietor!, SMITH * RIOZ_£TTB. Ladies! Keep pace with the times: washboard drudgery eliminated since the arrival of ''No-Rub.bing" Laundry Help.—F. W. Daley.—Adyt.. BE PREPAEED! The season is now at hand when affections of the throat and lungs are prevalent, and every precaution should be taken to guard against them. Even the apparently slight cough or cold should receive careful attention, for if neglected they may turn to something Serious. It is the duty of every."mother to safeguard the health of her family by having a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy always on hand ready for use at the very first symptom of a cough or cold. It will nip the most promising cold in the bud.O Sold everywhere.—Advt. „ -.-•• I