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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 192, 14 August 1919, Page 2

COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROATS, AND ! LUNG TROU3LES CANNOT RESIST "TUSSICURA." '

Although "Tussicura" is harmless—can be taken safely by young and old—it is ! by no means lacking in power to remedy coughs, colds, sore throat, and lung troubles. These complaints—only too common I these days— cannot withstand the heal-! ing, relieving properties of "Tussicura." j It clears the head or lungs from cold, i silences coughing, and relieves and heals ' sore throats. That's a lot to claim, but 1 it is claimed with the knowledge of j great "Tussicura" suce-s. "Tussicura"' j undoubtedly is tbe grandest aid to the sufferer of any of the usual winter complaints. I i Costs only 1/6 or 2/G at any chemist ior store.

The Mutual Life and Citizens' Assurance Co.. Ltd.. announces that all Bonus Certificates in connection with tlie distribution of the surplus for the year i 1918, have now been mailed to policy--1 holders. Tho company recently decided to discontinue "War Risk" conditions with all new assurances on civilian* und waive '"War Risk" conditions on siuh policies effected during the period of the war. Two magistrates were engaged dealing with civil cases to-day at the S.M. Court. Mr. E. C. Cutten continued hearing evidence in a claim for damages that has already occupied the Court for several ! days, and Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M., sat in the Auxiliary Court to hear another claim for damages in connection with an accident to a norse and trap that had been hired. Young women seem more inclined to marry now that they know for sure "No Rubbing Laundry Help" has abolished washboard slavery.— (Ad.)