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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15767, 7 December 1916, Page 11

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TIRED OS FEELING ILL? » "ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT." Hundreds of your fellow citizens hare followed the above advice. They- have been cured, and to-day are walking advertisements for Loasby. No end of patients who come to see me tell me they were advised to do so by a former patient. Surely., this is the highest recommendation. Ido not preten<J to be able to care all the ills that flesh is heir to. I have had a life's experience as a prescribing chemist. If I cannot do you good I will tell you so. The number of peoole who consult me about their minor troubles is proof that I do good. Advice and medicine 3s 6d. Children 2s. Country patients treated by letter. Enclose 6s 4d, with a description in full of your tror'-'os, and we will send ▼on a donble-sized bottle, postage free. A. M. Loasby ("with W. F. jlcArthur), the only Chemist, 679 Colombo street, Christchurch. . Mc 6143 Stuck up on the roadside miles from anywhere with an engine that simply won't go, your first regret will be that you didn't faithfullv read the "Motor Notes" by "Camshaft " in Saturday's "Evening News." Always full of valuable hints and interesting news. 4 Amateur gardeners should , never miss the Gardening Notes published in "The Evening Nfews" every Friday. Authoritative and complete. ■