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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 February 1915, Page 1

I /,'3i, Bsnzina and Oil J' .».« 0 n-it aIJ rsli able Rdpaii-s. I . ALL WORK GCUBISriSBD "«• • I / ■ y m £183 & £209 For Fo,lJ Eunabout and Touring Cars j I Oq and after November 9th, 1914, j. I when you caa purchase NOW for i I £175 to £190 | § BUY NOW! SAVE £10 j J. C MILNES, Levin. '«i6i.e.a. |j „ f\

"ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE SUCCESS SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT.'J \X7E have during the past year spared no expanse in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we have succeeded in doing so. We invite all who enjoy A GOOD GLASS OF BEER To Ask iFor Staples' Best now on draught at almost all hotels in the City and surrounding districts, and confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Staples and Co. nave sue. cessfully removed the reproach that Good Beer could not be brewed in Wellington. J. di'Af LJ!i£ & U)., (Limited). Molesworth and Murphy Streets, WELLINGTON. G. K. DOUGLAS A-td. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. BUILPER AND CONTRACTOR. Plana and Specifications Prepared. Plans and Specifications Prepared. MAURIGEVILLE LIME-Ss per sank cash; 6* 6d hooked ■ Agent for— WELLINGTON MONUMENTAL WORKS. (W. MoGill and Sons, Proprietors. "Every Btttß nelps," provided that little is a drop of "Naeol.' When you've a cold in the head inhale a few whiffs; if this trouble is in the throat sprinkle some drops on a piece of sugar. Taken either way "Naeol" ensures- relief. —Advt.-l

Tficres a /j*£MM rush for £^311 i When the weather is hot and 2 Sa £' f 1 U/fr mfilm I'hc dish that will then tempt the ' imW^mm^m appetite is the cool, delightful Cus- S-/ tai d with Milk Pudding or luscious / / R^^^^^^^ Nothing is more delicious than a II lYianßr^^^^ few stewed peaches, pears or apri- I f I 'hpr rr cots, served with custard made with j P^ Edmonds' Custard Powder. If ' miiinrirj There is no element of uncertain- l| vVVttl/flrT ty about the success of the custard jrtegrw"'**^ —if you use Edmonds' you can take ' )" the rest for granted. 4&* Let the children have all the custards they want, and like Oliver Twist, they will be "waiting for more." EPMQNDC m CUSTARD |1