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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 263, 6 November 1912, Page 4

"Experientia docet" is an old saw, and experience "of 200 years has taught people that -Martell's is the brandy of unbeaten quality.—Advt. "A man is judged by the company he keeps"—also by the brandy he drinks. If he drinks Martell's he is all right.—Advt.

For coughs, colds, influenza, nasal catarrh, and all nose and lung troubles "NAZOL" goes straight to the spot, and when inhaled acts like magic in removing all the distressing symptoms- of cold in the head.—Advt.

Tonking's Linseed Emulsion is the infallible specific for colds: Chemistsand stores. Is 6d, 12$ M, 4s 6d per bottle.—Ad-rt. - - , :

Kirkcaldie's are now showing at their show-rooms in -• Blenheim a special assortment of ladies' costumes and millinery for spring wear. The firm's Marlborough' customers arc reminded that all the goods shown are at Wellington prices.—Advt.

Have you read "\dyice -to Inventors ?" It is a '36-page booklet crammed full of valuable information regarding patents and -inventing. A long list or suggestions for patents is given. Write for a copy.l—Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 FeatherstonStreet, Wellington.—Advt. ■

To establish a reputation for itself in New Zealand'- musical circles is the reason why the 10th Mounted Regimental Band left Blenheim on Saturday last to attend the Ihinedin con- •\ I n a tota% different position is the Massey-Harris bicycle, which has already made its reputation as being absolutely the best bicycle oh the market. W. H. West is the Blenheim agent.—Advt.