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Northern Advocate, 22 September 1910, Page 7

Smokers I • >% TOBACCO WILL PLEASE YOTL (o) FULL STRENGTH or the Vigorous Oat-cf-door Man who wants a Strong, Well-flavoured Smoke. MILD DERBY- 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'2oz. TINS,

H- W. tVSGKENZSE TANNERS, ETC., LOWER CAMERON STREET, ARE CASH BUYERS OF HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW IN .ANY QUANTITIES. Northern Household Goal Delivered within the Borough AT MODERATE RATES. fcgent for N,Z. Portland Cement Co.'s Hydraulic Lime and Cement, Agricultural Lime anfi Building Sand; Socket Pipes and Bricks, Smithy Coal, Firewood, long and short lengths ; Ocean Accident Insurance, New Zealand Carrying • Co., and General Ag«nt. J. R. REYBURN Office, Railway Station. P.O.' Box 26, Telephone 65, Office. Telephone 78/ Private (Residence. CHAS. R. LOVAIT. BUILDER. Undertakes Work in all Branches of the Trade. Band and Fret: Sawing. Planing done for the Trade. HOUSE BLOCKS ON HAND AND FOR SALE. JOBBING DONE. New Workshop: Walton Street (First over Bridge from Railway Station.) Residence: Upper Bank-Street, NOTE.—AII workmen employed by me are insured. "A SOUND JOB AT A FAIR PRICE." Agent for the Brilliant Sign fmpany,. Ltd., London and Auckland. &> - Telephone 85. C'iLL 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 labeJ. r —' ~~~ ——————— Parnell, June 16th, 1910. To NAZOL, Ltd.— Gentlemen you allow me to express my appreciation of your wonderful remedy for cold in the head. Last week I w a s suffering most acutely from that miserable complaint, and on the recommendation of a friend I tried NAZOL (inkaftng through the nostrils by means of a small plug of cotton wool) with astonishing results. I got relief from the first trial awd in 48 hours my cold had quite gone. I am advising all my friends who arc -suffering from colds to try NAZOL. —Yours faithfully, C. T. HOLT.