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Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1932, Page 7

Don’t try any old remedy for tha cold—try Tonking’s Linseed Emulsion Its popularity is its recommendation Unequalled as a pleasant and » safe remedy. Prevents colds leading t more serious lung complaints. Solo' everywhere. Is Gd, 2s Gd and 4s 6tl. —Advt. “I never knew New Zealand was > manufacturing country until I wein there," write*’ -Mir Clement Purhali an an English trad journal, “but I soon discovered tha' those enterprising Maorilanders arc now producing many lines of real!} splendid quality, including traveliin; rugs, blankets, many articles of wealing apparel, malt (liquors, and some o t‘ae finest tobacco grown in any coun try in the world. As an Old ►moke: myself I was keenly interested in thi tobacco, and was privileged to see i being manufactured. Its outstanding merit is that it is practically free fron nicotine. The toasting process t" which it is subjected works th e poiso; out of it. So far as 1 am aware th' is the only toasted tobacco. For flvs our and fragrance it is unequalled.’ Air Purliall is quite right, there w n other toasted tobacco. _ The fou brands are Riverhead Gold, Navy CtG iNo. 3. Cavendish and (hit Plug No. 10. The culture, maturing, manufacture now constitutes an important air rapidly expanding Now Zealand ir dm? try.—Advt.

All my life. I’ll recommend Lanes “From being practically bedridden with Chronic Bronchial Asthma—l have now put on almost three stone—and that at the age of 60. I feel sure that 12 months faithful taking of Lane’s will save anyone with Asthma.” - > (Name on implication.) * Lane's Emulsion is only 2/6 ond 4/6 a bottle at all Chemists and Stores. EMULSION