WHAT WILL I TAKE WITH MY WHISKY? Oh, Wai-Rongoa Natural Mint* Water of course. It improves a drink immensely. Gives it more life, you know, and a crisper cleaner taste too. Adds a touch of healing to whatever it is added, and blends beautifully with wines, spirits. Keaches wou with all its great virtues unimpaired.
There’s nothing liko a good lawn to improvo the value of your property. Get a NORTH . BRITISH RUBBER COY. garden hose and you can laugh at the driest season. All hardware dealers. For cold in tho head—inhale NAZOL For sore throat or tickling cough take some drops on sugar. Used either way, NAZOL works wonders, 60 i doses 1/6.
Spring is here, therefore Schroder and Co. ai'o making a special display of 1 curtains in all the newest fabrics,, viz: voiles, colored madras, cloister cloth, also a splendid range of Chinese matting, and squares at a very moderate price. Inspection is invited. No one asked to' buy.—Advt. . NAZOTj acts like a charm in tackling coiighs and dolcLs. Penetrating and germ-killing. Potter than inisrtures or syrupy. Most economical. I/O buys 60 doses.
WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS. Th« National drenk of Australia,
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1917, Page 4
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