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NZ Truth, Issue 441, 6 December 1913, Page 2

IMPERIAL ALE THE ALE OF QUALITY

PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL (Corner of Colombo and St. Asaph-sts.) CHRISTCHURCH. J. A. PAWSON -- -. Proprietor (Late of Palmerston" Nortli, Marton, and Hunterville). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Travellers. Tariff, 6s per day. ASK FOR Strachan's PRIZE MEDAL ALES and STOUT Brewed from Finest Malt & Hopai THE PREMIER BOTTLERS, Established 55 Years. victoria brewery; DUNEOIN. OPENING UP EX RUAPEHU. * Tho Very Latest m TENNIS RACQUETS & CRICKETING MATERIAL. 30 Varieties J. Bally's Haequets to select from. W. J. SEATER, No. 24 Grey-street, AVeUington. 7S Market-street, Blenhoim. JUNCTION HOTEL RANGIORA. The Leading House m North Canterbury. B. P. EDWARDS .. Proprietor. First-class Accommodation and Liqueurs. Billiards. •Phone from Christchurch, No. 12. Increase Your Banking Account! .four left- oft! garments only litter and disorganise your • wardrobe.'' Turn them into good money. Send us a lotter and we will make you a fair and squaro offer 'for your sWls! 'Phono S4l, MRS HAYVICE, 144 TiyitVN-STRRST. WELLINGTON Weighed only 9 lb. MMy little daughter was so ill that she had to be carried on a pillow until 11 months old and only weighed 9 lb. Thanks to SCOTT'S Emullion, at 18 months she could . walk, talk, and had all her teeth. She is now two years old and weighs 26 lb^ yet everyone thought she would be a lifelong invalid. Her robust health is remarkable testimony to the wonderful curative power of SCOTrS."-(Mrs.)/L Ashley, Victor Street, Maylands, Adelaide, S. Australia. 15/7/12 SCOTTS Emulsion TRADE BT>£y MARK Every package of tbegwiaiae SCOTT 3 hc*rt the fuoman trade mark.

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