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Southland Times, Issue 18846, 11 June 1920, Page 2

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T7'VERY FRUIT-GROWER SHOULD HAVE A CORY OF HORTON’S CATALOGUE, SENT FREE.—Write to-day for your FREE copy of Horton’s Big Catalogue. Every pag-e is brimful of valuable information for the fruitgrower, while it lists, descrilxjs, and quotes prices for every variety and grade of tree. See to it that you plant Horton’s Pedigree Stock this season. Every tree is well rooted and well shaped and has been grown from tested and approved fruiting stock. Huge stocks of every variety are available, including Jonathan, Stunner, Munroe’s Favourite, Delicious Statesman, Cox’s Orange Pippin, Ballarat Seedling, Dougherty, Lord Wolseky, Gravenstein, etc.; thus orders can be filled at once. No tree goes out until approved by Government Orchard Inspector. Prices from £7 10/- per hundred for commercial gradequotations given for special grade trees. Correspondence solicited. THOS. HORTON. LTD., “Horton’s Trees Grow.” Head Office and Nursery, HASTINGS, HJ3.

a.r»e c e.ichin^ That is whyyourhousehold should be like thousands of others, and have a bottle of Bennington’s Irhh Moss handy. For over 60 years this splendid medicine has been relieving coughs and colds, end today it is the standard family cough remedy everywhere. Besides being perfectly harmless for young and old alike. Bonning. ton's Irish Moss has a viscosity that enables it to adhere to the passages of the throat and bronchia] tubes, thus bringing speedy relief. It ** paints the throat inside.'* Boruiin^ton’s IrisliOMbss seldom fails to relieve the most stubborncougbsandcolds. Refuse substitutes. Make certain that you are getting the genuine Bennington’s Irish Moss. It costa 1/6 and 2/6 per bottle at all Chemists and Stores.