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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14713, 19 September 1918, Page 7

In 1860— nearly $0 years ago, Darwin published his epochmaking w&rk," x The Origin of Specieß." Here m N.Z. m thai tame year, of 1860, Bbnnington's / Irish Mosa was winirijf popularity. To-day its »%les are larger than is ever before became it^ still without an equal for-' coughs, colds and all affections of the throat ' and ! lqngs. Surely none but an exceptional remedy could • stana so searching a test. Safe, sure, prompt, it contains no opiates ox harmful drugs, and. is as good*" (or the little ones v for older folks. Refuse substitutes and imitations. - • Insist on getting MJ Bonnin^torfs irisliOMtfss ITht Comb Rem»dy that has S , ttr , * Mwi i,i^i,^iSL M f,Titiiiiiff FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 100 ACftEsFFREEHOLD, Five miles from Opotiki, Post Office, and Factory (Home Separation). r Nearly all m Grass. 120 Acres Flat, nearly all Plbughable. I 7 Paddocks. m every Paddock. Carrying.c apacity, 100 cows and" other stock. 35 acres Drained Swamp. POUR-ROOMED HOUSE Wash-house, Shed (50* x 15), 6-bail Cowshed, 2 Maize Cribs, Implement and Trap Shed, and' other outbuildings. Slieltered by trees and live hedges. Orchard. * Telephone installed m. house. PRICE --• &Z! ' PER ACRE (As A going concern). Mortgage, -£I7BO at 5 per cent. Cash requia-ed, £1500. Balance, 4 years at 5 per cent. . . Further particnlars from — G. K. PABLEY, LAND AGENT.' I Oatmeat that's Good I for Young and Old ■ Start the day right with the ■ right breakfast. See to ; it that ■ the warming sustaining -nourish* fl ment of the oat is yours and. is fl thirt of.your family, Dpelors will tell H you tktvt no cereal equals tbo oat i I m food value — m proteiii, iecitbin and. ■ phosphoruK. For those folks, young B iu<d old, who like lhet'Oodold-fauJiioaeU . W outnaal, thore's uo brand so good m I Thistle Oatmeal . Bj Hade from the very finest selected oats ■ irom the famous Gore district, every H particle of impurity is removed by the ■ < Thisilp treaunent of 23 different uolo- ■ ■ matic nnn:hinos; And rcmomb'er there'll : ■ a. JCIOOO giiiirantee thai Thisrlo OatmejU B is übsolnudy pure— just :ho finest oats H with no iufmixitire or adulteration of ■ any kind. Try Tlnstla Oat- . H'' meal— that's nil as k» |«^"V M You'll fl'hU it far superior m jrZs \ fl. . quality, and .pipre* t^ \tfik] -/-— — -— — -^ An Economy Hint 2 As you serve porridge i at least 300 times m a V think of thel?ig saying of tinie £frd cash ensured by using i OTO COOKED IN I ONE MINUTE L No husks or fibre m OTO — only the vital heart of tb,e graiin. ' ' ■ Every bdg contains 4 full lbs. and every ounce makes | more cooked porridge than 1 will any other meal. ,' . • Also m 201 b. Bags full wight — ask your grocer for this Largt Size. ■< i ihh by LANGDOWN & SON. Ltd. 1 ' Christchurch • y H*INEB-g v For the Overworked and Fagged In these days of stress and strain rS'Ji'an j wonder so many men and women are rundown - and nervous. Oomtnonbenae soggesta that overtaxed nature needs assistance before a breakdown occurs, and there's no better tonic than Wilton's ; Am its name suggests, Bovo-J'errnm ooniaiu the building up vitalising properties of beef, iron and othor elements noeded to bring fresh vitality and strength— to bring new bloota to toe cheeks, zest to the appetite, tone to toe nerveH. 2/6 at chemists or .' ■ «tprtw, or post free from CW. Wifctoo & Co^ Ltd, Welllnston Goitre I fl IMftt *oite« Treatment mc*?cm th« ■ M«k t« ita former rneefol abupe ■ it ft tow- Bontht. A youc lady ■ w»tt«R— "fllnooUtkinsfaaottrMOfDolg^ '• ■ Ooitr* Ttaatmenl about two yean aoe» ■ Ik»¥«B«»4H-Jt)eentr»obl©<SwltbQoi&# B seal*. 1 * BwnlU am oinafly ootioeable B totweer three w«eb«. Ooitre Booklet . ■ aad detail! seat pottCri*. m*A.DOIG, Family ChmnUt M 1118 TioVttl* Atww-WANGANIJI TOajriSTdNE ANB SMITH for Men's !--'»J Caafc Storea-ters, warm and comfort *bje; «peeial value, Irom I^6-