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in. /860, So at is *2 aw/ Medical Science'b&q made jfreat strides Medical research work has given us many new mediciner, but Bennington's Irish Moss, although an old remedy, is as good to-day as it was 59 years ago. The reason is not hard to find. It contains the famous Irish Carrageen which is recognised by medical science as a valuable remedy for chest affections. Bonnington's Irish Moss has sto&3 the test of time—it stands alone far the sure and prompt relief of colds in.the head,, throat and chest. Its efficacy has been proved in tens *f thousands of nanus during the last half century. .".'" toan'Lr is trothfally called "the standard family rowdy" 1 for it has been used by three generations. The ] first doses ease the timet and loosen the phlegm, Succeeding ones strengthen and heal the threat andiWings—'tis the safest and best specific fer both , eld and yeung far it contains no opiate* er harmful drags. i Insist en the genuine Bonnington's Irish Meat, / and steadfastly #efuse substitutes. 11 H*r«iseAopisti«n«fasjr»teffulau/fer«r:— "Ih»T»been snlfri«Kfrem a mtin cold in tke ehwt ''lately and hare tried all kinds of ac-called cough euros,, "bat I still find Bonaington's Irish Moss to bo Ike bosi "I hare always kept it in the house for my children *|beaMae it is pleasant to take, andtauickly gives *%el»f. I will be pleasae to recommend it to my "frieadi as it is* loaf way- ekeaper thaa Doctor*' Bills." .'■■■». R. COWBELL, Stewart blend, .jf-tr UsSei-. ■WlHlinUKllJllllilllllHlM

Prices of Eclipse Fertilizer These- profit-making Manures, go well-known throughout the South Island, are now obtainable from ''.,'< ..." ' our works at Imlay, Waaganui at the following prices:— ECIAL MANURES. "ECLIPSE" BASIC MIXING. per ton (Containing Lime) per ton Turnip Fertilizer ■ £9 5 0 "Eclipse" "A" Turnip Fertilizer 9 2 6 Rape Fertilizer 10 15 0 "Eclipse" "A" Rape Fertilizer . 10 12 0 Potato Fertilizer 9 17 6 "Eclipse" "A" Potato Fertilizer 8 15 0 So. 1 Grain Fertaizer ... »'l7 6 "Eclipse" "A" No. 1 Grain Fertilizer So. 2 Grain Fertilizer .. 9 7 6 "Eclipse" "A" No- 2 Grain Fertiilzer .... 9 5 C So. 1 Grass .Fertilizer .. 10 15 0 "Eclipse" "A" No. 1 Grass Fertilizer .... 10 12 6 So. 2 Grass Fertilizer .. ,10 10 0 "Eclipse" "A" No- 2 Grass Fertilizer .... 10 7 6 Mangel Fertilizer 11 X 0 0 "Eclipse" "A" Mangel Fertilizer 10 17 6 tfiiing, No. 2 12 0 0 "Eclipse" "A" Special Basic Mixing .... 10 5 C [' half Blond and Bone) | (Superphosphates, Blood and Bone, and Lime) "ECLIPSE"- Specia. Top Dressia g Mixture £it o o per ton. Analysis:—Phosphates 34.20 per cent. Ammonia 3.23 per cent. * SPECIAL MANURES. Special Turnip Fertilizer "Eclipse" Special Rape Fertilizer ■ ''Eclipse" Special Potato Fertilizer , "Eclipse" Special No. 1 Grain Fertilizer ~ "Eclipse" Special No. 2 Grain Fertilizer . • Special No. 1 Grass-Fertilizer ~ " "Eolipse/' Special No. 2 Grass Fertilizer ~ "Eclipse" Special". Mangel Fertilizer Special "Mixing, No. 2 ; (Half Super and half Blond and Bone) All Prices Face on Sail Imtey, or F. 0.8. Wanganui. All Orders Receive Prompt Attention Write for full particulars of Analyses, etc. ' THENEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY, LTD., Victoria Avenue, Wanganui.

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Why It Appeals To Ladies! SO numerous are the distinctive features possessed by Suratura Tea that it is no wonder its warm admirers prefer it to any other. From the finest plantations in Ceylon comes this delicious Tea. it is sold in air-tight packets, which keep its unique aroma intact. A little lasts long, (or it possesses rich, fußbodied flavour. It it luxurious economy to use 'Suratura.' LADIES who drink 'Suratura' say it is 'just the nicest Tea they ever tasted.' Why ? Because it has a fascinating flavour, and is deliriously refreshing; and because once indulged in, there can be no resistance of its charm. Why not acquire 'The Suratura Tea Habit and become A'Suratura'Devotee ?

The strongest and speediest of all rubber anti-skids, and % unrivalled for the driving-wheels of . hifih - oowered machines, especially those used*for heavy side-car work. BRITISH THROUGHOUT. PROM ALL GARAGES M«MM>-MM-1M * 00 LTO, ChMtahoM* :>fWW^mM^^ :: -rF^

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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1919, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1919, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1919, Page 12

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