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r*»i DE PE N DAB I LIT Y proved by INew Zealand motorists for over 30 years EVERY day and in every part of the world, Buick owners are continuing the long history of fine performance which has made Buick one of the first and most famous names in motoring. Millions upon millions of trouble-free miles have proved beyond question that to buy Buick is to buy Dependability. . ♦ so that for the past 30 years most cars at anywhere near Buick's price have been measured and are still measured —by Buick's performance. Buy Buick for its performance its luxury-its powerful valve-in-head straight eight engine-its KneeAction ride-its safety and road stability-its economy of running; but before long its dependability will be your chief pride. Over and above every fine feature which Buick contributes to modern motoring, there is always that extra intangible quality s the stamina which means performance you can depend on—always, and under all conditions. MANY CLAIM 1T... BUT BUICK SEDAN ft AQII with luggage carrier 3i*VUU BUICK CLUB SEDAN with built-in trunk n r j r and folding luggage J; *J j JJ Both models equipped, with two 'Pan wheel* nnd tyre* with metal covers. Above prices Include Sales Tax, and arc the same everywhere iti New Zftilancl. HAS IT Cadman s Parking Station LTD., 89 GREY'S AVENUE, AUCKLAND. Whitford-Erson Motors Ltd., HAMILTON. * OBTAINABLE ON THE CONFIDENTIAL 6.H.A.C. FLAN OP CONVENIENT PAYMENT, IP DESFREV rUMMGfteOMNOT. Packed in l-lb,, 2~lb. and 3 J-to. Yellow Packets, and also specially rolled coarse cut in Fed Packets. Wmj mpPI WMWAVfi-.1 PIG | PCATEFULS FOR D •- PJjtiejiuJ B THE NATIONAL BREAKFAST Were enjoyed throughout New Zealand last year LM sx "S CRHAMOATA A PRODUCT OF THE CREAM 0 ATA MILLS • PREPARED BY FLEMING CO. LTD.; GORE Kidney trouble A 4 Healthy kidneys remove uric acid front the blood. Keep your kidneys healthy. YOUR kidneys are filters. They keep the system healthy by removing waste matter (uric acid) from the blood. But there are times when, owing to a chill, illness or advancing age, they function badly. They weaken, with the result that your system is poisoned with excess uric acid. Your blood-stream becomes tainted, unaccustomed aches and pains make you miserable and cloud your nights and days. That poison in the blood is a serious danger to health. It will continue to be so whilst the menace of kidney trouble remains unchecked. RHEUMATISM, sciatica, lumbago, backache—all these painful ills arise from the one cause —kidney trouble. Remove that cause! CHECK kidney trouble before it grows on you. It yields almost magically to a remedy that has behind it nearly 50 years of public approval—De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. This well-tried remedy acts directly upon the kidneys, strengthening and cleansing them, helping them to carry out their work of removing uric acid from the system. TWENTY-FOUR hours after the first few De Witt's Pills have been taken, you will know they have acted on the kidneys. Then comes a feeling of fitness and well-being, telling you that your system is being rid of the harmful acid that attacked every muscle and joint in your body. Take De Witt's Pills at bedtime to-night and once again enjoy life. Price 3/6, or the larger, more economical size, 6/6. De Witt's Kidney & Bladder Pills For RHEUMATISM. BACKACHE. Etc. Best Summer Holidays Mt. Cook and Before Christmas, at Christmas, or after, put your trust in the Mt. Cook Tourist Company for tnc holiday that strengthens and lengthens life. You will enjoy every moment in and about the famous Hermitage, and then you will like a scenic motor trip to cosy Queenstown. An alluring option is one of the land cruises to the Alpine Wonderland and the Lakes—ten thrillful days at a total cost of £ls, including first-class hotel accommodation, side-trips, etc. Land cruises j will begin on Ist November. J§||; Full information from the Mt. Cook Tourist Coy. :':sss■. Ltd., Timaru, and all travel agencies. -V Low Combined Rail and Motor Fia*®?! te'SiW

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22240, 15 October 1935, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22240, 15 October 1935, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22240, 15 October 1935, Page 16