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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16317, 25 August 1916, Page 3

?r>N < SMii«oc>o<sj re first Attacks J of indigestion are often of to / ■light and apparently unimporN £ i ant a character, that they are * either disregarded or dismissed / with the thought that they "will « soon pass of!'.'. But this is a 0 careless course that involves / considerable risk, for it is certain m U that persistent dyspepsia may give / . rise to the most serious con- t sequences. Digestive troubles *1 of any kind / (ill For 3 curative treatment at once, for •} in a chronic form, they are an / insidious enemy sapping the very L foundation of health. For the 1 treatment.of indigestion, partic- / olarly in its early stages, Jj Beecham's Pills are known to be J • highly reliable remedy. They /' act gently and naturally a cleansing, correcting and str- / engthening the organs affected, ' C assisting nature to make the digestion strong and healthy. / To avoid or cure the distressing JJ ills that spring from a disordered / state of the digestive system, take / Beecham's I v fills. Sold in boxes, labelled price / (•H (36 pills), 1/1} (56 pills) & 2/9 168 pills). C

Sanford's Smoked Fish People who remember the nice flavour of the. RAKINO SMOKED FISH sold from the boat in paper parcels at the old Queen Street' Wharf, will be pleased to know that Smoked Fish of the same flavour and keeping quality may now be obtained at all the shops in Auckland where this old Trade Mark is painted on the windows. We can now use our trade mark with confidence of giving satisfaction, on account of brought into our curing factory S SLW from tile Steam Trawlers, Bvoona," Countess," and " Muriel." See that our trade mark is on the window before purchasing smoked fish, as other fish are feeing worked, off as Sanford's by unscrupulous dealers. .Country Storekeepers supplied in tradesize cases, which will allow a fair profit and still be cheap to country consumers. Head Office, - Custom Street, AUCKLAND.

"TEAYOU Will ENJOY" OUR FAMOUS I' 9 BLEND For everyday family use get this 1/9 Blend and save 3d. per lb. Its good Tisatoorich in flavour and quality, and has a fragrance that cannot fail to please. If you want a specially choice Tea get our 2/-Blend. NELSON

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