Tan-ol is a great polish, and no m* ; take! The least application on furniture, floor-coverines, or leather xr.akes a bright, lasting shine. You should certainly use Tan-ol.* T~----;. ? .-',.-ahle coincidence is reported bv i. •--- Baldwin and Rnyward, the Well-known i'stent Attorneys. Recently they received from the Hon. Sir Charles Parsons particulars of an-ippatatus for producine high vacua. The same maii brought "details of an almost similar invention from Monsier Blanc, a noted French savant. Prudent inventors everywhere consult Messrs Baldwin and_ Kayward, whose local representative is Mr P. Langiey Bell, Estate Agent, Trafalgar ■ street.*
The lucky N'o. 10 is the beverage the most critical judges.*
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 5 March 1914, Page 5
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