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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 8 March 1924, Page 7

The Melbourne Limited announce that they will shortly be opening n consignment of their famous N.Z.R. tweed trousers for the forthcoming winter trade. These trousers have gained a splendid reputation for hard wear, and customers are asked to look up their requirements. Price will be as before, viz., 27/6.—Advt. KEEP CHILDREN FIT ! The wise mother always keeps a bottle of Senior's Effervescing Saline in the house. She encourages her children to ask regularly for a drink. made by mixing a teaspoonful of Senior's Saline in a tumbler of cold water. It keeps the kiddies fit; 2/6 per bottle from any chemist. (K3S) END OF SEASON SPECIALS. It is usual at the end of season stocktaking to clean up our oddments, and they have been reduced to low prices for a speedy clearance, such as singlets or pants 3/11, suits for men 69/6, braces 1/11, men's wool sox 1/6, ladies' shoes 19/6, children's shoes 3/11, men's boots 24/6, ladies' white canvas button boots 3/11 pair, boys' singlets, 3/-. Call at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera, and buy your wants. —Advt. GUT UP—BUCK UP. .;?' ' Take Marshall's Fospherine. A discouraged man is nearly always a sick man. Run down in health means run down in spirit. The nerve-feeding elements of Marshall's Fospherine give new life. Sick nerves simply drink in the vitalising properties—missing from refined mod- | crn dishes, but restored in Marshall's Fospherine. Get the bottle in the six-sided carton —100 doses for 2/6. Write to the proprietors, A. and W. Baxter, of Baxter's Lung Preserver, Christchurch, if not easily obtained. A short course of Marshall's Fospherine, the ideal tonic, will, work won« 1 ders. —7