KAIAPOI Feather-weight RAINPROOFS FOR LADIES are tho acme of comfort, combining lightness and ease in walkinc. with rain-shedding qualities that are unequalled. They afford perfect protection against cold or rain, slip on or off easily and when not in use are not heavy enough to become burdensome. Your draper will show you the Kaiapoi styles. When Mr. Webster wrote, of Woods He said, with graphics ease: That Woods were mostly timber, And were all composed of trees. But if Mr. Webster lived to-day He'd find a- meaning newer, For Woods" to millions simply means The Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. You may take a horso to tho water, but you cannot make him drink." Shout your friends a drop of "Martell," and you will have no difficulty.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15390, 27 August 1913, Page 10
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