FOR THIS WARM WEATHER J.D.K.Z. SQUASH AND SODA. Just a nip of J.D.K.Z. Malt Gin—fill up with squash and soda—there's a drink for a thirsty soul! It keeps your system right too. Your friends will thank you for introducing thern to a drink like that. —Advt.
The Victoria Cruising Club's annual picnic to Home Bay, Motutapu. which watt originally to have been bold on Sunday, February 8, and which was postponed until yesterday, on account of unfavourable weather,, f was postponed again for the same reason. "Health at its Best" is the subject of an address toj.be delivered by Dr. H. T. J. Thacker, of Christchurch, in St. Andrew's H&ll, Symonds Street, to-mor-row evening. Ifie lecture is under the auspices of the New Zealand Food Reform and. Anti-Cancer league. Don't miss the great Savoy Havana Bqind at the Strand to-day at 2.50 and 8. 'Limited seasou. Peevishness and irritability are usually signs o£ worms in children. WADE'S WORM FIGS are the finest remedy. Children like taking them. Not harmful in any way. All chemists. Corona Four.—The new office, yet portable Typewrites; same, keyboard as ordinary office machine special price £'22 nett. A rem triable typewriter.—H. B.' Hobday. Ltd.. 21, Hitch St Beet etleeticn Smcos* : hamd in
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18950, 23 February 1925, Page 10
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