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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 246, 17 October 1928, Page 13

A-TISN-OOX Another cold coming. Check it from the start. You must take Polmotu at once. They prevent anything srocse following a cold. This is pneumonia weather; that cold may be its commencement. Do no. run any further risks. Keep Pulmonas by you. 1/tt and 2/6 from all chemists.—(Ad.} r The Railway Department, in conjunction with the launch proprietors, is nfhning one of its popular excursion trips from Whangarei to Russell and back on Sunday, October 21. Particulars are advertised. Infants' 10/11 frocks going to-morrow for 4/11 at George Court's Bargain Thursday and Half-price Remnant Day, Karaflgahape Road.—(Ad.)

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