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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8748, 2 June 1914, Page 8

nr f NEW TOBACCO Have You Tried “Velvet”? It not, TRY It and compete in the Velvet Limerick Competition Twenty Ist .Prize 2nd' „ 3rd „ 2 Frizes of ... ■ S ~ „ ... to „ „ ... Cash Prizes as under: £S O O £3 O O £1 lO O 15 O 7 6 2 6 Here’s the Limerick: A lady of excellent taat© Cried “Sir, I will not be embraced. Your Tobacco, "TTmow, Isn’t ‘Velvet,’ and so— Judgei C. N. BAEYERTZ, Editor, "The Triad," Wellington, READ THE CONDITIONS: Cl) Competitors have to supply a missing: line, the last word of -which must rhyme] with the word “Embraced.” (2) Competitors may send in as many attempts as they wish but each attempt must be accompanied by one (1) empty tin of “Velvet” (3) The Judge’s decision will be final. (4) All entries must be. made by 31st July, 1914, after which date the Competition will close. (5) successful Competitors’ names and addresses win he published in the leading newspapers throughout New Zealand. ! (6) Attempts to he posted with full name and full address and an empty tin of “ VELVET” to : ‘ “VELVET,” Box 181 , G.P.0.. WELLINGTON, NJZ. BONNtNGTOKS m IRISH MOSS The best and safes cough remedy Haifa fßa> * forever Century - Thousands of New Zealanders will confirm the statement — : and many have already done so by grateful letters forwarded to the proprietors of Bennington’s Irish Moss. The distressing cough that attacks so many people during Winter time; the violent cold in the head; the tickling rawness of the chest that is Nature’s danger signal of coming diseases, all vanish under the wonderful curative influence of s CARRAGEEN Irish Moss Parents and children alike soon lose that “chesty” tendency when a bottle of Bonnington’s is kept in the house—’tis a wonderful safeguard chills and colds, influenza, and pneumonia. Do not be put off with an imitation* Ask for and set Bonnington’s—refuse the substitute of interior quality. ?252 Read these grateful testimonials they are a few picked at raadum from the many received from all parts hf New Zealand: — USED BONNINGTOfTS FOR 30 YEARS Mr. E. Hadrill, Hamilton, writes:— BONNWCTOfTS FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS Mr. Wm. Neighbours, Waimangoroa, writes;— It gives me much pleasure to recommend Bennington's Irish Moss for Coughs, Colds-or any Lung Complaint having used it in my family for 20 years.” SAVED A SEVERE ILLNESS Mrs. E. Woodhoiiße, oLNorthcote* It gives me pleasure to state that Bennington’s Irish Moss baa been writes: “I have tried a bottle of Bonnington'a Irish Moss and found it very good, I bad a sudden attack of influenza* and it saved me from a severe illness,'’ used in my family for upwards of SO years, I myself, though 70 years of age, still find great relief by taking Bennington’s Irish Moss and can recommend it to young and old.”

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