DO YOU SUFFER NEEDLESSLY ? So many of the patients who come to Wallingford Chan have suffered for a number of years. Many of them, in a 'matter of weeks, are fit and well or well on the way to health through his remedies. If you are in pain—are you. suffering-need-lessly ? What he has done for so many OTHERS should give YOU confidence to avail yourself of his remedies. i The Eminent Chinese Herbalist 99 MANCHESTER STREET
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Transport Wisdom Commonsense for National Welfare Gommonsense in transport is surely railway transport, especially In New Zealand, where the people own the railways and have them controlled by their own representatives for national welfare from all viewpoints. New Zealanders can strengthen their own country by loyalty to their own railway system, which has largely formed the basis of.the Dominion’s industrial and social structure. Your Railways for Your Welfare
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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23053, 22 June 1940, Page 7
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