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w. t •i.-yqr I \---CTt3g^rvy.flicrn*»cvntw 1 ~ SUJWME3 COLDS. Koi',-,» cures them. At this time of tin’ year when the nights are Ratling chilly ;C hit uf siumnrr colds are in evidence. Much discomfort can be avoided by ;i dose or two of Kolgn. the great eougli euro, which carries with il a guarantee of immediate relief with the very first dose. Kofgo is a most pleasant com pound to take and can be given to children as well as to adults. It i- aUo of splendid service for gargling against infection especially influenza as it forms an antiseptic film on the tliveaf. Kofgo is obtainable at 2- (id a bottle from lending stores and chemists, the wholesale tlisf rilnitors being f.'riifen and Plinth, Ltd., Greymonth.—Advt.

Sn.VRLANIV.S YIXKGAR for t;isli<■ <t salmis and pickles. No trace of mineral acids, lirowod from pure eano siis;ir. ‘•TAX 01;.” the perfect furniture and floor polish, is sold in liquid or »>-i sfform. Kasv and econeniical.

■3 Kaven cost per The Govemmenl has reduced tire Tea Tax. If wc had reduced ihe price of Raven 7ea by 3d. per lb., every customer would have been satisfied. We reduced it bv 4d. Drinkers of Raven Tea benefit in two ways ; They get a better tea ; and they save a penny a pound on every pound they buy. Raven Tea costs only 3/2 a lb. It is our intention to ensure that users of Raven Tea shall remain the most fortunate lea-drinkers in New Zealand. They can now obtain the best tea that money can buy for IcSS money than ever before. I™ eJlLtfZSSail TEA t „ costs Id. a lb. less than it should