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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144086, 3 May 1913, Page 8

TEA NO LIKE BUY NOTHING ELSE. Equal any Tea' at 1/8 per lb.. They have stood a world’s record a® test against capital and m unprincipled imitations for PS» OVER ■sm 33 YEARS Equal any Tea at 2/4 per lb. More cups o) Tea and more quality In a pound ol N.M& Co’s Tea than any other Equal any Tea at 1/10 or 21On every occasion use NELSON, MATE'S TEA. EJiMCIOo! EISMOS3 Bormington’s ‘ is the Best Cough Remedy * Hardly a home in the Dominion is without this famous family cough ■ medicine.' ' Parents' know'that 6fty!J;j years ago it was the remedy their * mothers gave them. Tiine and again ■they have proved that it is the safest and surest cure for coughs, colds, influenza, bronchitis and all chest and | lung troubles. It is uhequalled for sore throats. ■ Mr. Wm. Mason, Waihi, writes: ' 1 : “My voice, not being of the strongest* re- - I,■;;quires!l! 1 a restorative at times, and 1 coprid-::; : ;cr, after trying voice jubes, etc. lhalhoth- 1 ; , ing equals Bennington 1 s Irish Moss, ais it *:e food bs well as a throat a«u-t agent." ■ Refuse substitutes. The j , imitation, which someone may try to sell.you is simply an inferior preparation which gives him , n bigger profit. !: Gel Bennington's.; Safe and sure,’ ‘ 63 , CARRAGEEN

ADenton,' Ashburton, 23rd March,' 1912. Mr. E. G. Lane, '' Chemist, Oamara, Dear Sir. V .It gives mo great pleasure to send you this letter, to tell you how much L appreciate your Medoline. Having ,all my household , duties to attend to, I found' that my hands got into a frightful; state, in fact they were so bad that I could not bear to even thread a needle. I tried every cream and ointment that I heard of, and also had different receipts made up, but'they were of no use. I noticed your; advertisement in the “ Guardian,”; so I asked my husband to see if Mr Totty had it in stock. Yes; he* brought me a bottle 'home to try,] and, really,'after, the first rubbing, my hands felt lovely, for they were then all chaps, hard and drawn. By 1 the time I was finished the, bottle my hands werp soft and free from all dirt and cracks. My husband was astonished to see the difference. I really could not do without it. Sometimes the chemist is out of it, and he brings forward another article which is very good. But I tell him there is nothing as good as “ Lane’s Medoline,” and I ant willing to wait until he gets it in. I tell all my friends about itj and' they are surprised to find it so good. It is with pleasure that I . give you permission to make use of my letter. I am so well pleaded -with “ Lane’s Medoline, ’■ that tha least X can do ,is to toll others about it. Those who have their household duties to attend to, and yet wish to possess nice hands, should never be without it. Yours iaithrully., Mm. Ivoe.V- Mattuvoi. ■

Jas Sanderson,] '[II. Victor S. Oriffithi P.N.Z.I.A. sARCHITECTS. offrce:- KING’S BUILDINGS, to - ner Oovon and Brougham SUoow, Ne« Plymouth. iNDERSON & RIEEUUS,