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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2813, 3 July 1916, Page 8

"NAZOL" may he imitated, but it is still unequalled lor relieving coughs, colds, catarrh, and sore throat. Only the genuine is labelled 'NAZOL." Refuse substitutes.—Advt. , The annual show of Ihe Dominion Canary Specialists' Chib ciosed on Saturday evening. Owing to the wet weather oil Saturday the show was not attended as w;cll as had been expected, but, talcing the show altogether, a large number, including many of the men from the Japanese training squadron, tho weie specially invited, attended. .Marlborough, the old favourite charger of tho lato Lord AVolseley, actetl as host at the twenty-fourth annual New.Year's dinner to tho animals in the Home of Rest for Horses, Westcroi't Farm, Crickle- ; wood. -Brandy, who passed through the South African War, and Max, who has been present at every dinner since I'JOS, were among the honoured guests.

CGEEOE.Y NOT A STIMULANT BUT A FOOD. Nerve-food; such as Ceregen are endorsed—recommended—by the medical fraternity. Tlio trail invalid, the delicate baby—anyone with a weak body or exhausted nerves—benefits PERMANENTLY by Ccrcgen. Get clear on this point—it is not n stimulant or drug. His a EOOD. It BUILDS up nerve, muscle, brain, because it contains over SO per cent, of proteid—absolutely necessary to healthy nerves. Made in Britain byV Britishers. Ceregen is letter than the well-known nerve foods of oncmy countries—and costs less; 2e. (id., ts. lid., Gs. 6d., and 12s. (latter containing S times amount of is. 6(1. size).— . Advt.