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Voice Production. Madame Christian (Garcia School of Music) and Mr. Andrew Black of Sydney, Madame Monkmuii-Dempster, Mr. Hamilton Hodges, Mr. R. Blow. Mr. D. Kenny of Wellington, Mr. Harold Gregson of Auckland. Mrs. Cyril Towsey of Hamilton, Mr. Frank Grahame of Invercargill all praise Fluenzol as a gargle. 1/6 & 2/6".* H " I have never used a better si §| Cough and Cold Remedy | 111 than Heans Essence. It ||| || saves a lot of money." j| §B Be sure it's H-E.A-N-'S ! J Colds are prevalent just now T^ So get a bottle of BonW^ nington's Irish Moss. It cures W -quickly, permanently. Beware w~ of imitations. Bonnington's has W^ J| cured for over 50 years—there's W @[ nothing to equal it. Sold in two P8" jl sizes—the largest is best value. L it to-day. Avoid imitations. JS> ...Irish Moss J>JBAFNESS is orten CTue to +h« choking of the Eustachian tubes with, mucus. To sterilize the catarrhal microbes and thus clear these passages, sniff m liquid "Fluenzol" (1/6) and garpie teaspoonful doses li;hile lying on the bad: The Rev. W. IT. Hinton of Brooklyn, Wellington, and scores of others can vouch for this new method. * ~~A WANGANIiI RESIDENCE. THIS fir.c Home is situated in awe !- sheltered position in G'jriville. The grounds are nicely hid out in lawns an:l shrubbery. The house contains eig'it rooms, and all convenience* are uv stalled, including hot water. Freehoi.i title. PRICE £1450. Terms £250 cash: balance at 53 per cent, interest (61L) ANOTHER*" HOME of seven large rooms and ha i an ac:v of garden and orchard. Splen-Ji'i healthy situation convenient to trams. £200 deposit will secure it. The pru.-e la only £1050. (546) BOARDINGHOUST'.! I have a country Boardirghouse, in a splendid, progressive distri.M, and Hoing a good business; 28 rooms, lar^o dining and sitting-rooms. A deposit nf £1000 cash is required. Full particulars from JOHN D. BRECHIN. HOUSE A.NI3 LAND AGT3NT, 18. ST. HTLL STREET, WANGANUI. 'Phone 573. NORTH BRTTI6H RUrEER COMPA>TY manufactare Hct Water Bottles that never leak and fit them witt •' IJnk,'.ie" Stoppens. See the brand op each bottle. They last for years. 8oU: •iv nil ohemista. In cold damp weather keep "NaZOL" handy in home, office or shop. Take some drops on sugar, or inhab it occasionally. That wil! protect you against chilis and sore throat.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16775, 16 October 1916, Page 7
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