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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16703, 21 July 1928, Page 10

Gratefully and confidently mothers give this pleasant remedy to little children. Yet it will instantly relieve a strong man's most violent hacking cough. Sixteen valuable ingredients are compounded in it. Each bottle is as carefully made as if to your own special prescription. The first dose coats the throat with an antiseptic film that relieves inflammation and prevents further infection. Keep BONNINGTONs always by you and take it at the first sign of chest or throat trouble, or daily when influenza is about. See that you get BONNINGTON'S—there are imitations. One of dozens of testimonials Mrs. J. C. RUSSEU, of Oamaru, writes: " I can remember as long as thirty years when Bonningtbn's Irish Moss was used for me as a child by my mother, and I now use it in my own home for my children." Over 60 year's relief 1 Irish Moss For very young babies, ghe a ftw drops 0/ Bonningion's in tht baby's milk. %^ Ask for the large bottle at all a chemists and ;i storesit's cheaper!

BRITISH MOTOR OILS ARE BEST AV^Vi STERNOL Sterns Ltd. Contractors to HJ. Govt GISBORNE STERNOL STOCKISTSH.S. MOTORS GISBORNE GARAGE COLLETT MOTORS ORMONDS MOTORS REDSTONE'S MOTORS BIGNALL AND HOLMES

'M. Another grubby little dress and more socks to wash ! But what can one expect ? Put them to soak in a good lather of Velvet Soap. This will loosen the dirt and make washing easy. Delicate colours and fabrics can be safely entrusted to Velvet Soap—it is equally harmless to clothes and to hands. €4 i**£ I ft 3£ SAVE VELVET WRAPPERS.-Send as many as you can to "Zealandia," Box 271, Chriatchurch, before September 30th. Ist Prize £IOO. 2nd Prize £23, 3rdPrize£lo, 10£1 Prizes and 100 other pnzet. £T *J ra zm FIRST GRADE S)

INEN-MARKIND OUTFIT (fiabbei J Stamp of your name), pad. brush indelible ink, and a boi to bold tbe lot 3/6.-~At th« Esbalo Office.