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Invaluable for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Incipient Consumption and ail Pulmonary Afflictions §It stands to reason that I Lane's Emulsion must be jj good, it is composed of nothing but health-giving, j-body-building, nerve, | muscle and fleshstrengthening properties. There is not an organ in the body— not a fibre— j but what is the better I grand-food medicine, this 1 eradicator of disease germs and up-builder of Q weakened constitutions. | Read Trooper Orr's great testimony I I In 19Q2 The Camp, Forbury Park, Dunedin, N.Z.. February 12th, 1902. 1 « " Three years ago the doctor would not pass me lor life insurance. He said my i g lungs were seriously affected, and told my parents I was in a very bad way. If anything, | | this news made me worse. But I had heard good accounts of "Lane's Emulsion," and 1 6 decided to give it a trial and stick to it. I kept taking bottle after bottle, and now lam I I passed and reported as being sound in every way. I feel better and stronger than I ever 1 | did before. lam leaving as one of the Ninth N.Z. Contingent, which is proof that lam I sound and fit for hard work. g I may mention that about twelve months ago being anxious to know how I was, I 1 had myself examined by a medical man, who said, after carefully examining me, that one | lung had quite healed, and the other was only slightly touched. This greatly pleased me I and encouraged me to continue with " Lane's Emulsion," though how I had improved I and how well I felt was sufficient encouragement; but I wanted to be sure. I I am quite certain that if people would give it a fair trial, and take it as I did — 3 regularly four times a day—it would do them a " power of good." I I remain, thankfully and gratefully yours, | TROOPER R. C. ORR.. | In 1913 Halcombe, N.Z. September, 1913. " I owe a deep debt of gratitude to Lane's Emulsion. It is almost twelve years since 1 I I took a course of it, and I have been in the best of health ever since. I was passed by I I the doctor for the Foresters' Lodge last week, so that is proof that I am sound in health. I I I always keep a bottle of Lane's Emulsion on hand for I consider it the best remedy I 1 procurable for a cold, and am never happier than when telling others of its wonderful § 1 healing properties. Yours faithfully, | I ROBERT CHARLES ORR. I 1 Try Lane's yourself or tell your ill neighbour or friend of it. Sold by all chemists and I storekeepers. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The large size is the most economical as it I contains more than two of the small ones. H Prepared by E. G. LANE, Chemist, Oamaru, N.Z. EMULSION I "It's Famous Because It's Good" I M stands for M..ar-car. A.B.C. N for the Narses, | CyCIJStS "g Armoured against fire; Whose pluck all admire. 1 can avoid trouble j! § _ / — it || ""^™■"■■ ';: jby using Reliable and Durable [j I "Amber Tips" is a/moured against dust, germs Fa j [:: I and damp by its airtight sealed packet. Thus H i ; § ffl Bft PLB llf » % iF I' H you can buy it anywhere in perfect condition gj j E JBI @|« R 3 B&P H —fresh, fragrant, delicious, Its unusually fine H I; lr wIIkVI [.; ♦quality makes for economy — for it produces JS jw»w B«»v «c M ' more cups to the packet. \ !'; %gWs fa "Amber Tips" is sold always full weight without & j j 8 %f WAT I • the packet. 3 :;• £ g 5 * I. „ M 3 • y M m m . • <Sas9 N L Awa*Fs -T>— 1i i Resiliency; • famed Tyre* I I I *tand alone for Strength Vnd I ~~*~ KK \ Resiliency. They ensure »-"«-'--"-»-.■ *-*.«»-* Ij| &£ZlStt£ ! H , Tyre made, and are easily l|i ■■■■■ii ~ ,i. ———■ ii j VJl'lWjmw, jijij mum. I **** c^iea P es ' Tyres to use. \ ■"; m[ i fy I Beware of Cheap Imitations. ftl tnCSC I OBTAINABLE ALL CYCLE AGENTS \f Sv? V , - •"**" .. dunlop BUBnea <xx. All sum and kj. fpJt ■-.-. fU'IJ 1 Housewives who pride tillldren I | themselves on their | be king should use \J stands for Ottoman P stands for Poland, I PHOENIX THICK PEEL. "♦'s Turkey, yon know), . lIIHMpaw Where Germans found snow. i »ii hoeni L'-' eiv °Z to cakes ' aasaiaaggH6sßg3E n nnd puddings flavour and +866 1 viinpty. It is delicious. '"M" * 'I *""' ' —"■" ' —-« ■————■■■ ■ wholesome Peel. carefully bHANLY AND SUCKLING. Agents. 41, FORT STREET. AUCKLAND 1 prepared from the choicest ' ■ IV- , * . dry - hard, tough. - — —— ■ thin Peel, but thick, sweet ESTEY ORGANH.-Built on honour, sold " TTASTNER," the King of Player Piano,. I £«; WH* edible and on merit known the world over.-tfole ii has no kual-So"! Agents* E and F S delicious. Agents, E. and v. Piano Agency, Ltd. Piano Agency, Ltd. S- Coldicutt, Manager.' MMNHMHHMHMMiH^^^^Bd

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16024, 16 September 1915, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16024, 16 September 1915, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16024, 16 September 1915, Page 10

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