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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16327, 6 September 1916, Page 11

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I m».Wmim'mmiH*mmimmmmmmmm*mKimMmmmamaKWmt»rmMl WHWCj /•ECONOMICAL "SKSf" >>EFFiCIENT M>_* LABOR SAVING £r A N Army of a thousand I r' a! helpers at your com- I EFFICIENT LABOR SAVING A N Army of a thousand I -f* helpers at your com- / mand on every Tin of j / "Red Seal" Lye / Ready to save you Work, i / _ Time, Money. \m "Red Seal" Lye is the live V— wire that digs out and chases " " r" J Adapted to a thousand difS chard, Dairy, Kennels, Garage. Save Labour, Money, Lye—Beware of substitutes. All up to the Minute Grocers sell"Red Seal" Lye. Directions for many uses in each can, \ look for the "Red Slal" P. C. TOMSON & CO. Lower Cuba Street, Wellington, N. Z. pSigh-class CigarettesiSS^ — inform the public of New I I Zealand that they arc now obtainable at all the leading tobacconist shops and stores throughout the Dominion. IHigh-class CIGARETTES I — inforai the public of New I Zealand that they arc now obtainable at all the leading tobacconist shops and I stores throughout the Dominion. 1 CIGARETTES g ' « are made of the finest selected golden 9 ' MIS fIQ Tfl.flAV Virginia Tobacco, and guaranteed to be I I IIIILUO IU'UHI without artificial flavouring and doctoring 1 j wwmmmm ______________ of any kind. Its charm is entirely its own. I

Merchandise. All is Food in When you prepare Benger's Food with fresh new milk, it forms a dainty and delicious cream. In this form, all the nutritive element;; in both the milk and the Food itself are made soluable, ready for bodily nutrition. Consequently Benger's is assimilated with ease, even in illness, when other food causes pain and distress. /«5Vj \ Benefrt EooVlet-A little i\\\l \ » norl< of authority on the t.'Ml \ 9**' feeding of Infirm, •i\*\\ V \ Invalitk and tne Agi-.d. will ittfc* ' \ be sent post free on appli. j£^' Ei"on , . , « FOOD, in. MANOIIE£TEB - lntlss3Er % /f&wr f,EW Y " RK " "-'^-M \4'WmmM&J WW M, William Street. *UjE5bF F J SYDNEY (S.S.W.), 1172 SKjJTjw Rational Drag anil / fli M, Bt. Gabriel Street] JL X jTlii \ Molltreal.nnd branches ORION RANGES Are recognised as tho most Hitislaclory for every kind of cookius and baking. The OKION gives Ino greatest possible service, with the lowest consumption of coal. OKiON RANGES arc.made in all , sizes, obtainable also with Open or Close Fires, High Treasure Boilers, etc. Ask your Ironmonger to show you an. OKJON. - H. E.~S HACKLOCK ' • LIMITED, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, and __ j AUCKLAND.