This Week's Special Attractions. I Prices are Lowest in Newton. ALEY'S 79/6 THE WHOLESALE CLEARING HOUSE (Opposite RendeH'a), Newton. No waiting and no extra charge for new books. 70, Karangahape Road \ (Near George Court's). y Your Money Goes Further. TO MEET THE TIMES. One Large Tin" Baking Powder, Total Price, 61b. Best Flour, . ilb. Choice ICL Ceylon Tea, wmil 'w BLUE AND WHITE STORES. Where the Selection Is Widest. 20 Model Faice Cloth Coats Fully Silk lined, trimmed Skunk, Opossum, Clipped Lamb's Wool. Usually retailed 7gns. to lOgns. Reduced to UMBRELLA Manufacturers. "WE SHALL HAVE RAIN." 47, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. (Also 139 1 , Symonds St.) Good Service inKarangahape Rd. • FRESH EGGS—--1/1 DOZEN GLOAMING TEA, 2/6 lb. English Aluminium. Ware Free. HOME AND COLONIAL STORES, 36, Karangahape Road (2 Doors Woolworths). Also OS, Quay Street, opp. Ferry Bldflt. A Tram Fare Saves Shillings. " Fether Flake " (l i3ake) n<i DelicioUs Pastry. ADAMS BRUCE SHOPS.
HIGHLANDER m 1 i .■! T H 1 w 1 3 takesuoar »K"»isS£ Cocoa, and the te - »»» h ?"' 55Sr»^ c> a,M -. ma «Baby-size tins.
It is the common sense of New Zealand men and women which so largely accounts for the enormous sales of Bonnington s Irish Moss. They realise the importance ot buying the genume time-proved cough and cold remedy instead of making doubtful experiments. Bonnington's Irish Moss has achieved such remarkable success that in every village and township from Auckland to the Bluff, wherever sufferers from Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Grids, etc., are to be found Bonnington's Irish Moss is obtainable from any Chemist's shop or store. Ask for BONNINGTON'S by name, and see that you get it. This pectoral Oxymel of Carrageen (or Irish Moss), celebrated end used as a nutritiv# and tonic-food, is unrivalled for the speedy elimination of all symptoms of a cold. It reduces the fever, soothes the inflamed membranes, loosens the phlegm and aids its expulsion. Bonnington'n Irish Moss is the strong man's stand-by, yet so skilfully have its 16 powerful ingredients been blended to a proved formula, that iit can be taken safely and to advantage by the youngest child.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20968, 3 September 1931, Page 3
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