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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2777, 22 May 1916, Page 7

CEREGEN FOE OVERSTRUNG NERVES. An adequate supply of proteid food is a. vital necessity. Without it, tlio body becomes starved, weakened, nerve energy is. lost. Everyday food does not contain an adequate supply of proteid—but you can get it by taking Ceregen. It contains over SO per cent, of proteid and phosphates—it forms flesh, muscle, nerve, energy. After sickness, mental or physical strain, take Ceregen, and ,bo strong. It is British—better than .the foods made in eremy countries, and \ cheaper. Get Ceregen, 2s. 6d., ds.' Gd., : 6s. ' 8d„ 125., at Chemists only; 12s. size ; contains 8 times more than 2s. Gd. tin.—Advt.

Messrs. ICnyvett and Pratt, estate agents, Feilding, offer advice to those about to purchase a farm, and cordially invite inspection of their land and estate lists.. A sale of stock will be held at'Johnsonville on Wednesday next, Messrs. Abraham and William®, Ltd., auctioneering.

ZONOPHONE RECORDS. REDUCED PRICES. • The ten-inch have been reduced from 3s. Gd. to 2s. 9d„ and the twelve-inch from ss. Gd. to Is. These double-sided Records constitute Temarkable vuluo at the 1 new prices. Get a gramophone—a sitperb "His Master's Voice"—and you will enJoy music such as you have novel' heard before. The' Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. M. J. Brookes, North Island 'Manager.—Adj't.