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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 175, 13 April 1918, Page 11

ME GEORGE ASHTON, qUALQUD SIGNALMAN, NO. 1 0., E.A.N.K,, WRITES EOW CLEMENTS TONIC BENEFITED HIM IN HABAUL. Mr. Ashton, whose lettc- appears below, has just completed eight _ months' service with th 9 Australian Torces .it Rabaul, and ho tells how Clements Tonic warded off a threatened attack of ffiTer. lie writes: "Clements Tonic, Ltd., "Whilst in barracks at Rabnul I had symptoms of malarial fever. For days I could not eat, and only drank your tonic, of which I had tako'i several largo Dottles with mo. o "Many, of my mates were dosed daily with quinino, who were surprised at the results of your, medicine, as I rapidly recovered my health. , ... "It was a pity many others did not take it. In my opinion there would hot havo been so nnicli serious sicknoss. You mar uso this testimony as you : think flt. '"(Sinned) GEORGE F. ASHTON, "Qualified Signalman, No. 1 Co., ' "R.A.N.H.-," The fact that this medicine is used so largely over (he Commonwealth is proof of its great health value. Its effect upon poor digestion, weak nerves, weakened constitutions, inactive liver, or, brain exhaustion is most romarkablfl. All Chemists and Stores sell it in tho Commonwealth. Its uso means health. —Advt.

The Karori Dcfcnce Rifle Club will firo the scronrt match of its third scries this afternoon at, ranges.of 500 and 600 yards lor trophies donated by President W. Judd and tho club. Harcourt and (Jo. advertise the nalc at their rooms, 195 Lamhton Quay, on Tuesday, April 23, of a magnificent collection of paintings by famous British and Continontnl artists, whose names appear in tho advertisement. Catalogues may be had on nnnlication: