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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 217, 13 September 1930, Page 11

SURE RELIEF FROM COUGHS AND COLDS. Pulmonas, "will qaicMy relieve that stuffy feeHng , . The vapours they release through tfoe ireaShtog system break up the phlegm, destroy Hie germs oi Infection and heal inflamed surfaces. For coughs, sore throats, teonchitis, lung , troubles. Pulmonas, i/6 aM 2J& evervwtiEre.—Ad.

COMPETITIONS CORNER; TESTS FOR OUR READERS. lo tills corner is given a problem for solsiiicn by oar readers. Prizes will not be offered, the idea being to present the reading public witt some brain-testing difficulties' whicii each may smootli out to Ms satisfaction. ... > i I I I if I I fiSiß 1 I 1 1 I i j \ j i I I i i ? mA 111 111 I t I 1 I i.Jii ill f iHIB J i I I I

ACROSS. 1. Unfortunate shepherdess of nursery days, 4. Proper name of a common disease. 9. Thrown at Olympic Games. 10. Upset. 12. The kind of ring to hold. 13. "Rotten leg" (anag.). j 15. This our friends should not always believe of us. 16. A tropical fruit. 17. The Portland Club has not yet issued the rales of this card game. 21. Part of the body that you are using now. 24. Is this twelve. 27. This magic would make a bird in the Navy. 28. Used in cooking and you will find it is in glass. 31. A flexible measurement. 32. This hid but did not protect PoloniuE. 33. A poet's gate. 34. Common gas. 35. Though this "is "bred" it is at any rate untidy. ANSWER TO WEDNESDAY'S PROBLEM. 4 Across. —Grandmother, Australia, Less, Manx, Money, -Basic/ Noon, Naps, Aggrieved, Echo, Hede, Episcopal, Bare, Aida, Error, Franc, Soda, Isle, Harmonium, Streakiness. Down.—Reason, Nestegg, Murk, Tillage, Examiner, Blunderbuss, Exasperated, Smothered, Academics, Crook, Operahat, Seourge, Arraign, Animus, Rook.. (p)