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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1791, 2 July 1913, Page 8

"It is Nature's Soap," says Prof. Kirk (Edinburgh) of. 31' Clinton's Soap. Countess of Carrick eays: "M'Clmlon's is beautiful."—, Advl. A safe and speedy remedy is" "XA-.ZOIi.'"--lt shifts-Influenza, Soro Throats, and Colds quickly. Good for baby.'pood for grandmother, and cowl for'all tlm .family:—Adrt. ■ • Messrs. C.. C. Ross; and Co., Mosterton, have 150. acres of Rawke's Bay . land fot exchange.. The farm is situated neai the. Wajtoa railway station. , .Messrs.,'W. H-. Morrah', Ltd., aiinoiinct. in this issue tlmt tliey lwve a erazinY farm of acres for salp. The fanr is situated 32 -miles- from Nelson and l miles-from a railway station. Mother always keeps it handy. "XA. ZOL" is a splendid nmedy for Son Throats, Coughs, and Colds." Put a few drops on baby's, nightdress. It lias a woiv deriul soothing rff«t.—Advt. Mr. A. W. Blair will give an address on "The Law I'elatinc to Goodwill," to t.ho Wellington branch of the New. Zealand Society of Accountants this evening at S o'ciock. The address will bo Riven at tho society's lecture hall,. Johnston Street. When baby is,liot and feverish, suffering from cold, a few drops of "XAZOL" sprinkled on .its nightgown will speedily soothe the litt.'o 0110 and effect a cure,— Advl. .