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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1516, 15 May 1919, Page 42

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. Fire Marine Accident Subscribed Capital £1,500,000 Paid up Capital and Reserves £1,425,000 THE COMPANY’S ACME POLICY SPELLS S-E-C-U-R-l-T-Y and the Prospectus allows for ACCIDENT, DISEASE, DISABLEMENT, and in addition provides for a TEN YEAR ANNUITY in the event of TOTAL DISABLEMENT or BLINDNESS or PARALYSIS by DISEASE. H. P. KISSLING, Manager. AUCKLAND BRANCH. IMPORTED MINIATURE POMERANIANS AT STUD. BLEAK HOUSE DON, wolf-lhadsd sable, 41bs. weight. Big winner in England, and sires winners In every litter. Also, BEMUBBA GOLD, just imported from England, richest orange dog in New Zealand, 41bs. weight, siring orange puppies with big coats. Fee to both dogs, £5 ss. each. Special Offer.— To let Fanciers test our Stud Dogs, first bitch from any fancier, £3 3s. to each dog. Puppies guaranteed; money, back if not perfectly satisfied. Apply— F. HOUSE, 142, ADELAIDE RD., WELLINGTON. Pekingese Puppies for sale, from £lO 10s. Only Best Imported Stock Kept. Apply— HERBERT CROMPTON, REMUERA KENNELS, 34 MEIN ST., WELLINGTON SOUTH. jr YOUR ® HAIR J beautiful Nature intended your hair to be beautiful. Whet; the natural oil which protects and beautifies the hail is deficient, it must bp supplemented. Otherwise the hair will become dull, dry, and brittle ; it will split the ends and prematurely fall out. If you wish to make it beautiful, you must rub into the scalp ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL which flows quickly to the roots and affords the nourishment essential to the growth of luxuriant hair- in a golden tint for fair hair. Sold by Stores, Chemists, Hairdressers, or Rowlands, 67, Hatton Garden, London. Great care must be taken to ask for Rowland’s Macassar Oil, and avoid cheap, spurious imitations. RIVERTON WOOD & COAL DEPOT, PALMERSTON STREET, RIVERTON. JOHNSTONE & WEBB (Late C. E. Johnstone.) GENERAL CARRIERS, FORWARDING AGENTS AND UNDERTAKERS. Drags and Buggies for hire. Agents N.Z. Express Co. Arrangements made for Motor Launch Excursions up the Pourfkinna River. ’Phone 28. P.O. Box 39. Facts Speak! Over 1100 men “reported sick” at the Oringi Camp (no “Fluenzol”), as against only 38 at Takapau Camp during a similar period. An officer of the Defence Dept, writes: “There is no doubt that the low rate of sickness (despite the severe weather) at the' Takapau Camp was largely due to the quantity of ‘Fluenzol’ consumed by all ranks.” Gargle for Throats; Snuff up for Colds in the Head; Swallow for Influenza. Insist on "Fluenzol.” 1/6 and 2/6.