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(242) N.Z.C.5.8., Vol.l. ' By Here-I-Go (243) For further particulars apply Symons Br 'see cards. ■TO Stand this Season at Railway Stables, Elthan A and travel Stratford. Inglewood and Waitara. BemMoo his started in ten races, winning threi three seconds, three thirds and once unplaced. Terms: Single mare, £4 4s. Half guarantee, £2 los„ and £2103. K. COATES, Owner A e great remedy * for Coughs, Colds, Asthma and all Lung and Throat Complaints ANE'S EMULSION It is composed of the purest Norwegian Cod Liver 03, Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, Beechwood Creasote and Fresh Eggs. Any doctor will tell you how good this combination is, how it will strengthen the throat, lungs, bronchial tubes and digestive organs. Vane's Emulsion has a pleasant taste «nd the children take it with relish. Get your trouble in hand at once. Buy a bottle of Lane's Emulsion today. It will not fail you. All chemists and storekeepers stock it. Do not be deceived into accepting a substitute —get Lane's Emulsion. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. The large bottle is the most economical, as it contains more than two of the smaller ones. ' * ted chemist—E. G. LANE. Oamant, N.Z.

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Genial "Dick" Stewart writes from Chriatchurch:—"During the "Ben Hur" ' season'st Wellington I contracted a " very bad throat, and was advised to try "'Fluenzol.' To my great surprise, after but twice gargling (as per direc- ' tions) I was absolutely cured. Having 'had this experience, I mentioned it to " -Miss Susie Yaughan, who had been suffering from an attack of Bronchitis. "Here again the result was remarkable, " for on speaking to Miss Yaughan a little "latter, she assured me that the effect "of 'Fluenzol' had been truly wonder"fuJ, and she Was quite herself again. "I feel sure that 'Fluenzol' will, iu a "vary short time.be known as one of ' the greatest remediei for throat com- '' plaint*." If you are in doubt as to the efficacy of "Fluenzol," juit try it, and you.will than realise that as a gargle, " Fhtowi" i* truly "out «■ ii< m")