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Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 222, 29 September 1916, Page 4

Ladies' black patent leather. lacect -l-ootfe. with^ brown- cloth tops arid w.iin-d soles; Usually 255, now 18s lid,; at Hannah's.—Advt. .

Mrs Haybittle: "1 sco Mrs Brown's got n new trap, and it does look nice." . Mr Haybittle: "That's not new. Brown got it done up at J. Nicholas's, Arthur Street."—Advt.

I>ici you hear that Durrant had made the New Commercial the most comfortable house to stay at in. Wellington? Stay where you are known and appreciated.—Advt.

ladies' black patent leather buttoned boots, with fawn cloth tops and weltod soles: usually 255, now 18s lid. a-tJ Hannah's.—Advt.

The number that speaks volumes in wlMsky—No. 10 WATSON'S.-^Advt.

For children's backing . cpugh™ Woods' Great Peppermint Cure^— Advt. ' /' " '-. '-/:.-■.; ■-[ ■■■'::?

I*-; Colds fly before "NAZ<Xp," Sore throats are1 sopiihed.by this^.proved and popular remedy. ■ Get "NAZOL',' today. Is buys 60 doses.—Advt.

WXTSpN'S No. 10 conjures the palate with its softness of satin, jit raises the courage by its distinction and .if'.iality, and it cheers the body with, its golden glow of health. ' It holds the mirror to truth and honosty and merit. "BE TIiMPERATE— DRINK WATSON'S WHISKY. — Ad*b. ■■■■'.■

Wore I so tall to reach the sky, Or tako the, Ocean-in my span, : ■What ti&e i? • length, unless. there's . .strength? .' " ~-..'. ; , • , Now tell me if you can. ' , , ■•"] Suppose I'm ill with; rasping;cough, J Or tickling throat-^-well, to be sure, • I don't -felk Jerigth.' .l, gather strength • With Woods' Great - ■ Pepperniait Cure.—Adrfc. 5