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Northern Advocate, 21 September 1910, Page 7

y TOBACCO WILL PLEASE YOU, I 1 Ujulj Dll\.£ii>ivJlJLl or the Vigorous Out-of-door Man who wants a Strong, Well-flavoured Smoke. MILD DJjiltJJl— A Special Blend particularly suitable for the many Smokers who are looking for a Tobacco that is NOT TOO STRONG nor yet TOO MILD, but just the Happy Medium. PLUG or %,. TINS,

REED BBOTHERS AERATED WATER & CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS F a CTOK y—Hunt-street 3an supply to all parts of Town and Country Jjesfc Classes of Drinks. Prompt Attention and Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed. EHSILY EHRNED. Tonking's Fourth Contest. Ist Prize, £5 is.; 2nd Prize. £2 25.: 3rd Prize, £1 Is; > and 4 Prizes of 10/6 each. We offer a further: Ten Guineas as above to the seven persons forming the best testimonials to the curative powers of Tonking's Linseetf Emulsion from the following 150 letters : — 13 A's 3 G's lOL's 6 R's 9 C's 6 H's 3 M's 16 S's ,' 9 D's 16l's 17N's BT's \ 18 E's 3 X's 8 O's 5 U's All the letters need not be used, but, , the Testimonial must contain the words , Tonking's Linseed Emulsion. | Contest Conditions. Decision to be rendered 14 days after' close of contest, and prizes paid at r once. A well-known literary man to act as judge whose decision shall be final. No correspondence entered into. Each i contestant must enclose a Tonking's Linseed Emulsion box panel the words "Gives Immediate Relief." Front and back panel from larger bottles ( will give two chances. Contestants may ) send in more than one contribution, if f box panel for each is enclosed. Post ) all "Testimonials" not later than October 31st, to Manager, Tonking's Contest, P.O. Box 377, Auckland. Tonkinz's Linseed Emulsion obtainable from all , Chemists 4 Storekeepers, 1/6, 2/6, 4/6 per bottle. & Wholesale: From all Merchants. A WORD TO THE WISE. I You Cannot Afford to go through life without consistent SAVING. A small portion of you income invested with The Mutual Life and Citizens, Ltd., will give the best results to yourself or those dependent j on you. The fact that policy- ; holders or their Beninciaries | have benefited to the extent j °f /3»75o»ooo speaks vol- \ umes in itself. j We are right here Represen- I ted by our Mr A. T. Woodhead (Hora Hora, or Box 46, P. 0., Whangarei), who will ■be happy to give you plain unvarnished Facts relative to our World-known Up-to-Date Profit Sharing and Accident Policies. Infantile Endowment Assurances WITH BONUSES ColleCted at your Home from 2s per month. THOUSANDS OP POUNDS are say- j ed to the Poultry Keepers of New Zealand by the use of SHARLAND'S MOA BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. If you want to share in this, use it this year to preserve your eggs. At .ill stores. Pee that the full name is on the label

I GOVERMFYIENT * DEPARTMENT I FACT No. 9. I FOR EVERY £100 collected in premiums, the De P ar jment has returned to its Policyjiolders (or I ffieig ../epresentatives), or holds During the thirty-nine years of the . Department's existence premiums i have been received for upwards of seven millions and a half, over five millions have been returned to polieyholdera ox their representatives, and the existing funds held by the Department in trust tor policyholders amount t& over four million pounds sterling. Eggs are down. Now is the time to use SHARLAND'S MOA BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. It will give you cheap eggs all the year round. At all stores. See that the full name is on the label ■ ONCE TRIED ALWAYS THE EAVOKITE. UNIFORM QUALITY IS THE REASON. IMPERIAL ALE Holds old friends and makes new ones. You will find the last drop as good as the first. Don't deny yourself the BEST—Get IMPER lAL ALE—The Ale of Quality. Preserved Eggs Taste Like Fresh All prejudice against preserved eggs is overcome, when you use Norton's Egg Preservative. Eggs preserved with Norton's Egg Preservative will last any length of time. NORTON'S Egg Preservative is economical—you can preserve a dozen eggs for -J-d. 3-et a tin and try this splendid preparation now Avhile eggs are plentiful. It will pay yon. This is the only Egg Preservative with three first prizes. Procurable in the following sizes : Is tin preserves 300 etrgs; v-gallon tins (2s Gd) 650 egg*; 1 "ga llon ( 4s ) 1300 eggs: 4 gallons (9a (id) (iOOO eggs ; and in 40-gallou casks. 40 valuable cash prizes will be distributed this Season, Watch your tin when opening. Auckland, June lGth 1910. To NAZOL, Ltd.,— Gentlemen, —I have much pleasure in giving a. testimonial for your wonderful remedy as a certain preventive of colds. A few weeks back, every member of our household had cold in the head, but as soon as I felt the preliminary sneeze coming on I faiegan to take a dose of NAZOL two or three times a day, with the result that I escaped • the prevailing epidemic. "NAZOL keeps a cold away."—Yours faithfully , , A. E.

H W. MCKENZiE TANNERS, ETC., LOWER CAMERON STREET, ARE CASH BUYERS OF HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW IN ANY QUANTITIESNorthern Household Ooai Delivered within the Borough AT MODERATE RATES. kgent for N.Z. Portland Cement Co.'s Hydraulic Lime and Cement, Agricultural Lime and Building Sand; Socket Pipes and Bricks, Smithy Coal, Firewood, long and short lengths ; Ocean Accident Insurance, New Zealand Carrying Co., and General Agent. J. R. REYBURK Office, Railway Station. P.O. Box 26, Telephone G5, Office. Telephone 78, Pri-fcate Residence. CHAS. R.- LOVATI. BUILDER. Undertakes Work in all Branches j of the Trade. Band and Fret Sawing. Planing done for the Trade. HOUSE BLOCKS ON HAND AND FOR SALE. J0889N6 DONE. New Workshop : Walton Street i(First over Bridge from Railway Station.) Residence: Upper Bank-Street, NOTE. —All workmen employed by me are insured. "A SOUND JOB AT A FAIR PRICE." Agent for the Brilliant Sign vQoimpany, Ltd., London and Auckland. Telephone 85. . St. L It has served you well for many years now. We don't need to tell you its good qualites —but—eggs are getting cheaper. Don't forget it until the eggs ha\e gone up again At all stores. See that the full name is on the labe,". r Parnell, June ICth, 1910. To NAZOL, Ltd.— Gentlemen,—Will you allow me to express my appreciation of your wonderful remedy for cold in the head. Last week I was suffering most acutclv from that miserable complaint, and on the recommendation of a friend I tried NAZOL (inhattng through the nostrils by means of a small plus of cotton wool) with astonishing results. I got relief ham the first trial and in 48 hours my cold had quite gone. I am advising all my friends who are -suffering from colds to try NAZOL. —Yours faithfully, C. T. HOLT.