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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLIII, Issue 15, 13 October 1909, Page 51

I £ <HUDSONS 4 gZ Soar S’ Every 3 XT Englishwoman will remember -• how useful 4 g: Soap 4 was in the Old wA 2L Country—how it made —W Ste the clothes white and gfz- pure—how it cleaned and sweetened the house and how it gave lustre, brightness, and perfect cleanliness to pots,pans, glass, earthenware, and all kitchen utensils. gp l * What it will do for the home in the Old Country, 2L it will do for the home in New Zealand. A PAIL OF WATER with a very little g: SOAP S ©Tgoes a very long way. in packets. —•

A Cold on the Chest r 1 is dangerous, be- < cause-tire lungs aTE>affected. 'M-not takenpii/hand it may develop into bronchitis, pneumonis’j or even consumption. You need a medicine to sooth the irritation, Break up rhe cold andjeave the and healthy, and therb-js no remedy so good as\ Bennington’s Irish Moss > For over 46 has been the favourite family cough medicmZ Mr. M. A. Gavin, to-.vn, writes :— /// | •' I have used yourJkish Moss for a number of years, a/lbave found I it a most cxcellent/in/dicine fora cough or sore threat./ It is very good ! for children, bcin£ p-vVy palatable, ' , and no trouble,to get the child to ; take it. / I RUUSE SUBSTITUTES. Insist on the stand- , ard cough remedy—Bonn-. >/ j>? Eton's.

fl* * I TT From the first dosn of OZERINE I fit.M eciiFC in almost every casu. It h.iH cured Iternmticnlly the very ■ ■ M. W worst eiLHcN or Epile|*y when ev iY ■ ■ ■ other remedy had failed. English nll nr n UUntU»£..s« Lu. . Auckland J, WelllnßUm. N. 7.. Prepare.! b, I. W. NICHOLL, 1-h.niwnuHe.l Clw.ni.t, as, HIOH HTHEKT, HHI.KAHT. HIKI.AND.