Artificial fruit d s used by one Chinese fruiterer at Gisborne for window display purposes, and the saving effected in waste fruit in the course of a year must be considerable. Real fruit is shown in the lower portion of the window, the artificial article being displayed near the top, as the air is much warmer there and fruit is likely- to over-ripen more quickly in consequence. A product of Canton, China, the fruit is manufactured of a waxen substance to represent the most perishable varities, chief among which are mandarins, pears, persimmons, lemons and certain kinds of apples.
THE PLEASANT PASTILLE—PULMON AS.
Pleasing in taste, positive in protective action, Pulmonas release soothing antiseptic vapours through throat and lungs. Guard against spring chills, coughs and lung affections in this pleasant way—take Pulmonas. Get them at your chemist’s or storekeeper’s. 1/6 and 2/6 everywhere.—(Ad.) ,
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIX, Issue 10486, 20 September 1930, Page 4
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