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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8180, 23 July 1912, Page 2

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You can’t afford to trifle with a cold. If you use “NAZOL" you don’t trifle: the complaint is routed before it can get a dangerous hold. Sold everywhere in bottles. Is 6d. Get a Nazol Inhaler. The Voice of the Physician. Glasgow, 6th June, 1911. “ Plaimon Oat* impressed me greatly 10m the palatal point of view, and are easily tha beat of the oats family.” _ M. 13. NALYSIS CANNOT LIE and'Analysis pfOVCS that •‘■Enormous Best are. Scotland’s increased in food value by the addition of Piasmon." — -Lancet. PORRIDGE IM 1 PERFECTION. A minute*' bo I line: only. PIASMON j« used by the ROYAL FAMILY' Piasmon, uta, London. Kew Zealand Depot: Nathan’s Bldgs;, Wellmffteiy