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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 28, 26 September 1912, Page 3

For Chronic Chest Complaints. Wood?' Great Peppermint Cure. ] l C>d, 2s 6d. r

For Influenza, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cue. Never fails. Is 6rl and 2s 6d. *

Modern We do not ask you \j^> to place confidence in Plantekoa, on r our statement alone, but desire to let our fesjS| friends speak for Ss£ us. We know it •pp} I to be genuine and iff reliable. These 8 friends have a A humanitarian desire to benefit their fel- tf OUT ©F *"- lows, and have no mPLUM* personal interest in | the matter. Ex- || tracts from letters r received prove conclusively that Plan- W tekoa is all that we T 5 say it is. Read these:— Major Rowley, Salvation Army, Wellington, says that '/after months Of struggling with bodily weakness, and no benefit received from the advice and medicine ot two doctors, I used Plantekoa. As a result became strong and vigorous, roy weight has risen from 9 to m stone, an I do not know a time in my life when I was in a better state of nealtn than at present." Mr. John Tancuer, formerly gardener at the Wellington Hospital, fla ys—"] used Plantekoa tor Indigestion and generally run down system; and found it to do all that was claimed for it. While using the first bottle, I made-flesh rapidly, and gained several pounds in weight.." Mr P. W. Brown, Eallance, Wairurapa, says-" My daughter (8 years) has derived great benefit from Plantekoa. It has completely built up her constitution and created a perfect slate of health." Plantekoa is not a iaxative. It i* tlie purest of all tonics, and wstremely pleasant to tnke. Children like it. Good for all ages. 5/. per Bottle TL OTT 3096. E. B. 870 HR, Chemist, Stratford. A. F2NDLAY, Storekeeper, Mlohirst.