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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 157, 5 July 1917, Page 4

A careful man sees that his horse is well shod—at J. Nicholas's shoeing floor.—Advt. : &

Barraelough's Mabic Nervine instantly stops toothache!.-—Advt.

Did you hear that Durrant had made the New Commercial the most comfortable housj? to stay at in Wellington? Stay where you are known and appreciated.-;—Advt.

During the; winter months no home sho\>ld be without our V.O.S. Scotch whisky. Procurable at the Masonic Hotel"—Advt. ;.

■\V^yv do you drink No. 10? Because "ONE'OUGHT."—AaVt.

"When colds and influenza are prevalent let NAZOL protect your family. , One dose a, day keeps colds away. Good for all ages. Sixty doses. Is 6d.— : Advt.

WATSON'S No. 10 bpnjures tlie palate with its softness of satin. It raises the courage by its distinction and quality, and it cheers the body with its golden glow of health. Itholds the ■ mirror ■to truth and honesty and merit. "BE TEMPERATE"-^ DRINK WATSON'S -WHISKY. — Adv*.,.- : .:i'.: ■'■:-■: " ■■)''■ "' ■" •'

Speaking .at si, jmeeting of the \ylington Second j>ivision League or the subject of i the need for better pensions--''and allowances, Mr R. A. Armstrong -said;: that for ■ the year ended March 31, 1917, the excess profits of the N<jjv Zealand fat stock raisers amounted to £5,634,336 (approximately). The excess profits tax (45 per: cent.) would take £2,557,951 of that sum for" the State. That left: £3j126,000 'for the fat stock rafters. These ..jprofits, Mr • Armstrong said, 'were made possible by the sufferings ajad the sacrifices of our soldiers, and they could only be continued by the' tearing apart of husband and wife and the looseninoof little children's arms from their fathers' necks. The Government said they were going to carry this tiling out. The Second Division League was w x ith them. There was no man with any decent instinct inins nature who would not go, but let the fat man pay. (Loud applause.) xr?fe&T erst SaTe money by getting JNAZOli—tne best family remedy for coughs and colds. Sixty doses for Is 6d—more than three doses a penny — Advt. • . J

Before going:, out- in cold wet weather take, NAZCXL-on sugar. This will keep coughs arid colds away Thousands use NAZOL. Sixty dose's, Is (kl.—Adrt.