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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIII, Issue 11, 15 September 1909, Page 53

In the Old Country /m Ail <'sf Mother's greatest helper is Hudson’s Soap In New Zealand, too, it is just as helpful. Sweet and wholesome, it may be used for every kind of washing and cleaning. FOR Linen, Lace, Laundry and Home Cleaning. IN PACKETS.

s Grandmother used || t Bennington’s! § For over 46 years Bonn- gh sg ington’s Irish Moss has Bs Si been the standard cough ® B remedy. Grandmother Eg B used it, your mother used S§ § it. and you probably use it £a yourself and give it to tS| your children. S 3 I Bonnington’s | | CARRAGEEN I Irish Moss. | There is no medicine like |b § it for breaking up coughs O |a and colds, healing inflam- |g mation in the bronchial ® ® tubes and preventing seri- g ous lung troubles. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. b Get what you ask for. and ask for Bonnington’s Irish |& S Moss - there is $ no remedy j® a “ j-t as good.” VcS..'-

DAWSON’S p “ r,ec,i ' ,n SCOTCH WHISKY SOLE agents: HIPKINS & COUTTS, Auckland “LINSEED COMPOUND.” tho ■stoekp.rt Remedy' for Coughs and Colds. Of 40 years’ prove* efficacy. r ‘LINSEED "COMPOUND ” for Guida. Loosens pUegm* allays irritation.