Public speakers and singers like Zymole Trokeys because when the voice begins to got “foggy,” ono dissolved in tho mouth will restore the natural conditions.
If the muscles of tho throat aro strained a cold is very easily contracted. Zymole Trokeys will prevent this; they aro just tho thing for hoarseness and irritating coughs.
HOUSEWIVES OF POVERTY BAY. WE make no Apology for again appealing to the Consumers of that very necessary and essential commodity of ovory-day use, “SOAP.” If only from a sentimental point of view we should receive the support of all desirous of assisting to make the Poverty J3ay District a progressive and solf-supporting community. l|ut as it is no part of our Business policy to trade purely upon sentiment, or allow it to interfere with strict business principles, we 6tand upon the .quality and value of our Manufactures and unhesitatingly assort that BETTER VALUE or HIGHER-CLASS GOODS CANNOT BE PURCHASED outside of the various lines wo are now offering to tho Public of this District. To bring more prominently under the notice of users, and as further inducement to deal with local producers wo intend as from to-day ISSUING COUPONS, attached to the end of every bar of our four best brands of Soap, viz., Sweet Briar, Takitimu, Lynda, and Laundry. By Saving these Coupons, as per instructions thereon,tho thrifty liousowife and laundress can earn a fairly substantial discount on the year’s soap bill. Save a few Coupons and procure an extra bar of good quality Soap.
SAVE THEM AND SAVE CASH. OUR GOODS ARE GOOD GOODS. Our jgXTRACT OF IOAP Comes as a revelation to all using it with Te Arai water;is equal if not bettor than any imported. Communicate with— H. G. BEANIES, SECRETARY, LYNDA OAPMAKING AND TjJTRADING LIMITED. s C°“ A TRIBUTE TO THE GOOD QUALITY OF OUR SOAP. Mrs. McDOWELL, proprietress of the Star Laundry, Gisborne, writes: “I have used your “Sweot Briar” and “Lynda” Soap, and must say they are the best Soaps I have ever used, and I intond to use only these brands in future.”
REMOVAL v NOTICE. T. G. LAWLESS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. -jpg' AS REMOVED from tho “Times” Buildings, Peel Street, to more convenient premises, at £ Am ’ CLOSE TO THE KAITI BRIDGE, And within One Minute’s AValk of tho General Post Oliico. —NOTE NEW ADDRESS— T. G. LAWLESS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. HAITI BRIDGE, Gisborne.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2299, 18 September 1908, Page 3
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