Drink Plenty of Water.
The advis%bility of.drinking plenty of water cannot be too s'rongly emphasised.
Wa*tr cleans th 6 s'omaeh, flushes the intestines, help 3 eliminauou. A .noted heal h writer says that persons whoss employment is sedentary especially need abundance of water.
Water in abundance keeps them in good form, end enables th?m to do their work with real pleasure. Batter than ordinary water is WaiRongca Natural Miner*! Water.
'the properties it conta : ns are natural, tonic, cleansing, and you realise at once that Wai-Rongoa is good for yon.
Don’t think that Wai-Rongoa is unpleasant. It’s the reverse. It’s the coolest, ficest drink imaginable. These hot days it’s just delightful by itself or will a clash d£ wh-'sky or brandy. Ask for it. Clubs, hotels, stores, chem'sts,
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1917, Page 2
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128Drink Plenty of Water. Hokitika Guardian, 24 January 1917, Page 2
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