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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 138, 7 December 1918, Page 10

LOGICAL DYSPEPSIA TREATMENT. IMPORTANCE OF ELIMINATING ACIDITY AND FOOD FERMENTATION. During the last two or three years re- j ports have frequently appeared in the Pre3s concerning the ramarkable value of bisurated magnesia ac an antacid; , and its ability to relieve moat forms of digestive and stomach trouble arising from acidity and fermentation has often been demonstrated. Until recently, chemists could supply bisurated magnesia in powder form only, half a teaspoonful of which, taken in a little water after meals, almost instantly stops all fermentation and neutralises acid, but sufferers will be glad to learn that they can now obtain this excellent remedy in the form of 5-gram compressed tablets, two of which are equivalent to half a teaspoonful of the original powder. These now tablets of bisurated magnesia can now bo obtained of chemists everywhere, in bandy pocket flasks containing 60 and 150 tablets respectively, and it is certain that they will prove as popular and as efficacious as the original powder form of bisurated magnesia, which of course, is still obtainable.— Advt.

Messrs. Baldwin and Rayward, Patent Attorneys and Consulting Engineers, of 215 Lambtou-quay, Wellington, report that recently they acted as agents in filing the following applications for Letters Patent of New Zealand :—F. J. Arthur, Auckland, steam boiler; C. H. True, Hammond, heating and cooling unit; J. A. Harrison, Hornsby, building sheet; J. M'Neill, Invercargill, improved plough; S. J. Waters, London, reproducing manuscript; C. J. Alley, Sydneyj making barrel* and casks ( O> A. Hlppw, 9j«nty t window *iu»bw,—Adift.