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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1686, 22 June 1904, Page 72 (Supplement)

oaicer GRAIN DIFFERENCE 4 grain is The Quaker quality o not easy to find. To supply the needs of the Quaker mills we must search the country far and wide. We watch where the good oats grow. For even as it grows the difference begins. Sun may shrivel —or too much rain spoil the crop. But where the crop is best, we are there to choose the best of the best. There is that much difference in the Quaker grain—before if starts for the Mill. This is only the first difference In QUAKER OATS. How to get this Handsome Cereta Silverware. JSL! POONS ’ each TABLE FORKS, each 1/9 CEREAL SPOONS, each 1/- TABLE KNIYES, each 3/TEA FORKS, each 1/- TEA KNIYES, each 3/TABLE SPOONS, each 1/9 GraYy Ladles (gold bowl), ea. 4/Four White Trade Marks like this from front of Package for each Article desired must accompany all remittances which must be by Postal Note to Gollin & Co. Prop. Ltd., Wellington. & m. M m •.M 5m Ay .vr* Us Sfcj.WSj’ fM? ft o 53$ IK £s<ssa m 593 ,v.is Mi a Ml mmm tY v£i fmm. m M. H ass w !&sgte*asgsig fj 9B afls & W! s«3sf;

Business men, lawyers, doctors, bankers, ministers, teachers, merchants Bead these strong words from S. Hague Smith, Esq., the respected Secretary Col. Mut. Fire Ins. Co., Sydney. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ‘‘For many years I suffered from bronchitis, for which I tried a variety of remedies including sprays and inhalers. These did me-no good and I then began to use Ayer’s Cherry Pec- s tprai, with most satisfactory result. One dose quieted my cough and enabled me to get much needed sleep. I-would not now be without it for any consideration. I have passed through this wmter free from the cough, and I am glad to say that several of my friends have been benefited in the same way. lam sending a bottle to a friend in New Zealand by today’s steamer.” In large and small bottles. Prepared by Or* J. C. Ayer Co., towel!, Mass., U.S.A,