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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2261, 22 September 1914, Page 3

Miss R. Gobi, face and scalp masseuse, Room 11, Boulcott Chambers, has a business announcement in this issue. ■• Colds in the head, chest or throat, disappear as soon as you brine NAZOL into oporation. It is the latest English remedy, and it wtfks effectively-no Cold is "NAZOL" proof.-Advt. To-day at: 1.30 p.m. the patriotic sale of produce at No. 3 Shed, King's Wharf, will take place. The New Zealand Farmers' Co-op, Distributing Co., Ltd., have been instructed to sell 250 tons chaff, hay, straw, oats, bran, and other produce, proceeds of which go to the War Fund. The weekly session of the Pioneer Lodge was held in the : Rechabite Chambers, Manners Street, on Monday evening, Sister Mrs: Miller, V.T;, presiding in' the absence of Bro. Petherick, C.T. The item of the evening was, "Fruit aud Floral. The following contributed items to the programmo:—Song, Bro. Parsons; song, Sister H. Millar; recitation, Bro. Urmichael; song, Miss Petherick. The lodge closed after the usual business. Messrs. Harcourt and Co. insert in our auction columns a preliminary announcement of the sale of household furniture and effects at the - residence of Genera} Sir Alexander Godley, ,No. 18 Oriental Terrace. ' Date of sale will be given, in a future advertisement. ■

Mr. and Mrs. Berndtson, of the Bridge Street Bakery and Tea Rooms, Eltham, are delighted with ' Fluenzol and the many cures it has effected. Not long Bince, .their son Harry was very bad with ..influenza and had to cease work. He took a dose of Fluenzol and about half-an-hour later Mrs. Berndtson remarked to her husband, "There's Harry working in the bakehouso and sinking like n lark—that Flucnzol is wonderful!" Leading Doctors and Trained Nurses recommend gargling "Fluenzol" for Catarrh and Sore 'Throats. Chemists and stores, 1(6 ami 2/(3. . '™ £