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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 562, 17 July 1909, Page 13

"In my opinion EiULSIOSS has no equal." ■ In a letter to the Lane's Emulsion Coy., Mr. A. S. Cookson, of Invercargill, says:—"About threo years ago I 'was in a: poor state of; health, my weight being only nine stone. I seemed to be in a decline, and all my friends sympathised with me and seemed to think that I would soon be away from them One of my chume strongly recommended me to.; try Lane's Emulsion. I had almost made up my mind, that it was Only a matter of time, and that it v&s no gopd trying anything morr t I took his advice, however, and Bont away for a case of three dozen. These I took according to directions, and when finished found that my weight had increased by 28- pounds, and my. health simply perfect- I can strongly recommend Lane's Emulsion to anyone ' who, like nayseir, was fading away. In my case there was nothing apparently the matter, but I was gradually getting thinner and weaker. In my opinion Lane's Emulsion as a body-builder has no equal."—Signed, A. S. Cookson, ' Invercarjflll. Lane's Emulsion will act for you as it did for Mr. Cookson. It , always assists digestion, builds up , .flesh, and adds strength, ■ ■ This ) treble action ol Lane's Emulsloa . Js'unique with Itself, and cannot be found in the many substitutes ' and imitations which flood the market; Lane's Emulsion in two sizes can be found In the stock 3 ot all chemists and grocers throughout the Dominion. Small size 2/6, large Size 4/6. The large ■ize is the economical size. 39' M [I I DIGESTION. Sole Ajeo(s for Ntw,Zealand: I aETCBER HDEPHBEIS & Co, | i 7 christchUrch. 5$ ' ' J i 1 MOTOR GARS. The New 20 kp. "T" MA, £300, i 5 SEATER. Sole Now Zealand Agents— THE BOUSE AND HUEEELL CAEBIAGI BUILDING CO, LIMITED, COURTEMAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. C 1271 CHEAP PEEPAID ADVEETISEMENTS ar inserted in '"rhe Dominion" as follows :— Situations Vacant f ' Situations Wanted 16 Words ■ Houses.and Land To Let ' Sixponca. • Board and Residence

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