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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 145, 21 June 1913, Page 4

"Virgil wrote: "Crede Esperto"— "Believe one who has tried it." If he had only known it he might have been advising his readers to "try Martell's Brandy."-—Advt.

Kirkcaldie and Staines, Ltd., extend to our readers a cordial invitation to visit their display of the new autumn and winter goods, which are now on view at their showrooms, Queen "Street.—Advt.

For chronio chest complaints— Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, la 6d, 2s 6d.—Advt.

What constitutes a patent? "Anything that is novel and useful, and that* shows some ingenuity or invention can be patented." This is a sample of the information contained in the book "Advice to Inventors.'' Copy sent free on request by Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157, Featherston Street, Wellington. Local Agents: Griffiths and Son, Blenheim.—Advt.

If your eyes trouble you, consult Coote and Sandstein, ophthalmic opticians, 348, Lambton. Quay (opposite Bank of New Zealand), Wellington. Eighteen years' practical English and Colonial experience. London certificates. Consultation free. Note: Visits will be made to Blenheim every quarter. Dates will be advertised later.—Advt.

If you have cold in the head, j influenza, or sore throat, any treat- ' ment that goes straight to the i affected parts is obviously scientific i treatment. That is how "NAZOL" j acts in all such cases. You drop it; on lump sugar, .and then Jet the sugar | dissolve in your mouth. Or you may j use a Nazol Inhaler, and so breathe it ; straight into the lungs, throat, nnd nasal cavities. In either case, the ; treatment is simple and absolutely • effective. "NAZOL" cures colds"! • Ir bottles; sixty doses. Is 6d.—Advt. ' Usually you smile when you are in a ! good humor. Smoke Westminster REGENT CIGARETTES and keep smiling. Fragrant and pure, they are the best for the inhaler. Forty Free Gifts.—Advt. 3