DON'T ACCEPT INFERIOR SITBSTI TUTES for Gilbey'e Dry Gin. as plentiful supplies of this deservedly-famed stimulant are now available at all hotels and bottle stores. You can obtain " Gilbey's " if you «* *<» " Gill^y' B " and insist on getting Gilbey's "—the GIN that doctors recom mend. If you get a chill, with sore throat and tightness of chest, tackle it at once with "Nazol." It grips quicker and more effectually than most remedies. Show days at Sneddon's, Ltd., Symonds Street, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of this week. Moon Kiss is the name of a new fantasy toilet powder, 2s 6d per tin. See windowdisplay.— and Caughey, Ltd. It is better to take precautionary measures against .influenza than to ' wait until you have it in the system. The frequent daily use of " Nazol" is' the most effective. Easter display of model coats, costumes and millinery at Snedden's, Ltd., Symonds Street. The largest stock of dainty silk blouses in Auckland, from 14s 9d to 3 guineas, can be seen at Mrs. Palmer's, Ladies' Outfitter, 254, Street, next Princess Theatre. One of the most effective precautionary measures against an attack of influenza •a the free use of " Nazol" day and night. Ladies' sports coats, English samples, all wool; from 35s to 5 guineas Mis. Palmer, Ladies' Outfitter, 234, Queen Street, next Princess Theatre,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 6
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