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Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 127, 1 June 1920, Page 4

The uniform quality and superiority of Watson's No. 10 Whisky are guaranteed by the leading analysts of the world—Advt.

Tyre repairing, blow outs, rim bursts punctures, etc., latest methods, satisfaction guaranteed. — Wint'ringliara and Mitchell. —Advt.

For children's hacking cough— Woods' Great Peppermint Cure — Is 9d, 2s 9d).—Advt:

Tixio home comfort with the "Unique' 5 hot water bottle.'' Seams are ■ heavily vulcanised; • patent stopper prevents leakage . On sale everywhere. Always make sure of the brand.—Advt. ~

The leadirig analysts'of the world unanimously agreel that-,the quality of ;WatsonVNp.; 10- Whisky cannot bp Excelled.—tAavt, ,■'•■' ' V

As soon as you have made up yoiir mind y;ou aie going to Wellington wire New Commercial for accommbdation.rrrAdvi» ~,.,, V , .- .■'."

'A friendl for you! NAZOL instantly relieves coughs and colds. G-tvt a Nazid Inhaler.—Advt.

The unenvjaiblo distinction of possessing the greatest.proportion .of barren and worthless land belongs to N<elspii, which has 1,5/3,000 acre's \tijh'der this heading;. Nelson has awakened, however,, ix» the fact that her barren lands, dan bo'ttiade to produce moi,-fc, than the . richest farming country.. Commercial forestry works the minible. Last winter 1500 acres were planted, in pihais insignia in Nelson province; A fortune awaits the young man> who hits the foresight to plant piniisr ihsignis, and plant them extensively. If interested, write for illustrated: booklet on- forestry, post freo.—H. G. Kingsliand, Forestry Specialist, WakeneM*, Nek-onir—Advt.

At the San Remo Conference differences of opinion' exist amongst the Allies that might affect the stability of the Entente. This is most regrettable, and if such a split occurs the Great Wa? will have been fought in vain, and" may have- to be fought all over agauii. .4n Entente that is lasting is what we want, and we- have it in the cordial relations existing between the firm of O. Tunnicli2e and Son and1 their customers. In general ,smithy work, mi the intricacies of the internal combustion engine, in painting motor-cars^ in putting oh a new hood or repairing the old due,1 the good- work don© at the Grove Eoad Garage is the best advertisement. Old customers stay; new ones are "invited. The pi-oof of the puddin' is the eatin' o't.—Advt.