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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 119, 13 October 1914, Page 6

i&Ji; Past and Present Satisfaction For 3 5 years Nelson Moat*'* Teas have by their purity, quality, value and flavour given complete satisfaction. 35 years experience in blending and selecting teas has given us an unequalled advantage ever other firms—the advantage of ripe experience. Our teas never vary. The same satisfaction you have obtained from them in the past you will get now—and In the future They are the finest It is pov sible te procure, and the best value. Their very strength and purity makes them the most economical. Their uniform quality makes them the most satisfactory. Only from the best can you get the best results. Don't buy any tea—see it is Nelson Moate's —the name is a guarantee of supreme quality and the greatest value. .^ Awarded 4 Oeld, 2 Special, and 1 Silver Medal. Prices: l/o\ 1/8, l/ 10, 2/-, 2/2, 2/4, 3/-. M since NELSON MOATES PureSSas

THE FINEST COUGH EEMEDY, EASILY PREPARED AT HOME. lIEAN'S ESSENCE, WATER, AND SWEETENING ARE ALL YOU REQUIRE. Making good cough mixture at bom* is now quite a simple process. It is merely the fitter of obtaining a , bottle of Henri's Essence, and adding' to it the necessary water and sweetenwi». The resulting cough mixture is the finest you can possibly obtain. The money-saving is tremendous. The finished preparation is go good, pure, harmless, effective and wonderfully cheap that there is no wonder Mean's Essence is popular everywhere. The price is 2s. a bottle. It saves from nine to ten shillings for the home. "Kindly send at once 12 dozen Hean's Essence. I have never had a seller to equal it. Your idea of putting up a cough mixture in this concentrated form, and thus saving so much money, is appreciated by my customers—W. J. Liill, Auckland." "Kindly forward another bottle of Hean's Essence, We have derived great benefit from the pint of cough mixture we made from the previous bottle.— Mrs. Serle, Taringamatu." "Please send another bottle of your famous Hean's Essence. The mixture is splendid.—A. McDonald, Pongaroa." Be sure you get Hean's Essence. That is the chief point for you to watch. Hean's Essence dees not contain any poison such as paregoric, or laudanum, or morphia, or chlorodyne, or opium, etc. It is pure, harmless, effective, easing, • soothing, and wonderfully economical. Hean's Essence is nowsold by most chemists and grocers, o but if jours does not yet stock it he can easily obtain from his wholesaler for you, or pott free on receipt•ofprice, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. 24