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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 98, 21 January 1944, Page 3

[ Course in MARKET MILK dealing with PIU>I>UCTE®N, TREATMENT AN» RISTRIBUTION will be offered at MASSEY AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE From 29th February, 1944, to 21st April, 1944. The course is designed for milk plant operators and also for those who wish to specialise in laboratory testing of milk. All aspects of the liquid milk trade, including pasteurisation, will be covered. An Interesting prospectus containing full particulars of the course, and enrolment form may be obtained from The Registrar, Massey Agricultural College, Palmerston North.

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■ ■' "" 1 Of when you take Bisurated Magnesia. Bisurated Magnesia neutralises excess acids . . • protects the tender stomach lining . . • quickly relieves indigestion pain. BISURATED MAGNESIA (Trade Mark “Bismag”) Sold at all chemists and stores. Prices for powder—3/- large size, 2/- small size. KOLYNOS (N.Z.) LTD., 60 KITCHENER ST., AUCKLAND *1 MCCARTHY’S ■ f JL TREASURE COTS ftv Ji j Nicely polished in light stain. Extra //y ■ strong draught-proof canvas. ObtainP' “ff pl able fro,n h>gh-class dealers everywhere. M w. McCarthy & sons, iff Vh if Vtt Manufacturers, // \\\ // \\\ 47-9 New North Rd-, AUCKLAND, C. 3. 17 u KLEXEMA THE MARVELLOUS TREATMENT for oil Skin and Scalp Ailments. ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, BABY ECZEMA, FALLING HAIR KLEXEMA (N.Z.) Ltd. HARCOURT CHAMBERS, 41 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON, C.l. Telephone 42-882. Auckland. Hamilton, Gisborne, Hastings, Wanganui C The '"- Invercargill. Principal visiting Palmerston North on Friday, reD iary rihas aHer ls? Friday in each month. New and Permanent Address, Waldegravo Bldgs., arrer isi rr uuy SquQre (Entrancc near Boots).

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