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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1474, 25 July 1918, Page 39

Finest Holiday in N.Z. The Grand Motor Tour CONNECTING Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, WITH Mount Cook - - Hermitage. The Grand Motor Tour Is Full of Interest from Start to Finish. GLORIOUS SCENERY. BEAUTIFUL LAKES. WRITE US DIRECT or get in touch with Thos. Cook & Son and Government Tourist Dept, and let them tell you all about it. Mt. Cook Motor Coy. Ltd. Fairlie & Queenstown

THE WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, MARION STREET, WELLINGTON. Excellent accommodation for visitors. Close to Te Aro Post Office and handy to business centre, trams, etc. Tariff, 6s. 6d. per day, 555. per week. Permanents by arrangement. ’Phone 2947. WM. OWERS Proprietor. (Late of Timaru.) E. MORRIS, JUNIOR, FUNBBAL DIRECTOR. Head Office and Works: 60, TARANAKI ST.. WELLINGTON. During the last five years, Mr. Morris has carried out over 2000 funerals. Telephone 937. Undertaking work carried out in all parts of New Zealand. Largest stock of Wreaths and Crosses in the Dominion. Own Motor Hearse, Mourning Coaches LOVELY AKAROA. ALF. J. READ’S MOTOR SERVICE. Cars leave Akaroa daily at '8.30 a.m. for Christchurch, Wednesdays 6.45 a.m. Cars leave Broadways daily at 2.30 p.m. for Akaroa, Wednesdays 3 p.m. The most picturesque motor run in New Zealand. Up-to-date touring cars, careful and efficient drivers. Special trips arranged. Bookings at Government Tourist Department and Adams, Ltd. ’Phone No. 6 Akaroa. Private address, A. J. READ, WILLIAM STREET, AKAROA. ; BE SURE * that you give to your general health * its proper share of attention, It is ► rather a curious fact that while * many people appear to manifest the ► greatest concern over their property * generally, they are guilty of consid- » erable carelessness concerning what < * .is really life’s chief asset —their k general healths The tendency of ► the times is to make heavy—some- S. * times excessive—demands upon the ? ► physical powers, with the inevitable * result that the system gets run-down. » Days like the present are exceed- < * ingly trying and the bodily powers * are liable to suffer from the ► strain. You will be well advised if S j YOU TAKE | * steps to combat the earliest muni- S * festatious of indisposition. Ills mul- <? ► tiply—ailments develop-by neglect. * Such symptoms as sick headache, » biliousness, constipation, flatulence, * heartburn and loss of energy are x* » indications of an over-worked or ► unsettled condition of the digestive * organs. One of the best medicines <! ► to take under such circumstances is * Beecham’s Pills. In the treatment » of disorders of the stomach, liver * and bowels there is no other propri- ► etary medicine which has had such * a lengthy and successful record as S Buffis j ” In boxes, labelled 10 id, 1/14 & 2/9.