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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 76, 23 September 1941, Page 7

j J. R. DODSON & SON'S DRINKS, j j There are NO CfINKS more DELICATE in FLAVOUR, more REFRESHING j |j or more WHOLEoOME than those that bear the j DODSON SEAL OF QUALITY. ! ArV for their ALES AND STOUTS and tor their AERATED WATERS AND ! I CORDIALS they will please you os they ore pleasing everybody. ★ ★ ★ TELEPHONES 13 AND 114. ( .mMlllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllMllllHMllllllllMllir. I JUST ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND! ! new shipment of WESTMINSTER CHIMING CLOCKS AND 14-DAY STRIKING CLOCKS. You'll be delighted with the new designs in polished Walnut on<j Oak. Famed for their long life, these English Clocks ore redly excellent volue. 1 LOUIS KERR LTD. I = WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. = = TRAFALGAR STREET - NELSON. riHHHHIHIimHIIHHIHIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIHHHHIIIIIIHIHimiHHHmHHHIHMWMHMW<i The Wisest Plan to Promote Health and Fitness HAVE HARLEY’S DAILY. A daily glass of Harley’s Sparkling Ale or Nutritious Stout is certainly a wise plan for those who desfre to keep fit and well. Start to-day with YOUR daily glass of HARLEY’S. HARLEY & SONS, Raglan Brewery.

DELAYED SPRING IN WAIKATO PRODUCTION RETARDED Hamilton, Sept. 22. i An improvement in the weather during the last few days has stimulated the growth of grass, and better farming conditions are now being experienced. The spring has been very backward owing to frequency of late frosts, and pro-1 duction is much behind what it was at j this time last year. There are still ade- j quite supplies of hay available, and the cows are in good condition. Grazing stock however, are not in as ad- • vanced a condition as usual at this time j of the year. Lambing has been very satisfactory, and numerous twins have ' been born. On the farm of Captain D.' Dillon, ot Roto-o-rangi. there are no j fewer than 290 sets of twin lambs.— | P AWEST COAST GOLF TITLES Westport, Sept. 22. The West Coast championships, begun | on Saturday, were concluded to-day. T. Park (Westport) won the men’s singles,! beating R. Boys (Westport) 4 and 3 in I the final, and Miss Jean Robertson 1 ' Westport > won the women's singles ! beating Mrs Russell (Greymouth) 6 and j 5. In the men’s semi-finals Boys beat A. 1 G. Sime (former Buller. West Coast. : Otago and New Zealand champion) 1 up—P.A. FIRE-WATCHERS ENROLLED Rugby, Sept. 21. j Registration for fire-watching, un- ! tier the recent Government order, was ' \ completed to-day. when men from 40 i ! to 59 years enrolled. I Yesterday those from 36 to 45 registered.— 8.0. W. THICKENS COLOURS FLAVOURS KEEP FREE FROM COLDS and WINTER ILLS Praise from Mothers j for LANE’S EMULSION Thousands of New Zealand mothers are enthusiastic about Lane's Emulsion, and j depend on it to keep their children free from coughs and colds. Here are typical letters J about the benefits received : I With its Pure Cod Liver Oil, Fresh Eggs, i Hypophosphates of Lime and other constituents, Lane's Emulsion contains the elements for health and growth, as well as forming good teeth and strong bones. ARC’S EMULSION and u S NATURE’S OWN LAXATIVE