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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 102, 30 April 1921, Page 9

A.LITTLE DOCTOR FOR ! DYSPEPTICS. If you want quick relief from the pains and distress of indigestion/dyspepsia, gastritis, food fermentation, and acidity, just take Bisurated Magnesia 'after eating or whenever pain is felt. Bisurated Magnesia is absolutely harmless, and enables the dyspeptic to enjoy a.good old-fashioned meal without fear of pain or distress to follow. That's why it is called the little Doctor for Dyspeptics. Go to the nearest chemist and get a package of Bisurated Magnesia to-day; he sells it at small cost in both, powder and tablet forms. But be sure it *is Bisurated-»Magnesia ; the Little Doctor's brass plate is' the word Bismag, which, for your protection, you'll find on every package of the genuino kind.—Advt. Immigration bulks largely in the Round Table's March /Number. "The Migration' of the Races" surveys the successive waves of European, peoples which have flowed into the U.S.A., while "White Australia" gives the reason for the Commonwealth policy. What de Valera and Gandhi and Hertzog are doing and saying, how Diplomacy by Conference works, the views of Canadian and South African statesmen an their status in 1 the Empire, and the industrial situation. :n, England, Australia, and New Zealand, are subjects dispassionately handled in this Review. The Round Table carries no advertisements —it is not run for prtfit, and is a purely co-operative patriotic f-nterprise. You ore invited to give it your support, not only en patriotic grounds, but as a ■sound business proposition. 22s 6d will pay for a twelve months' subscription to the splendid review. Address, The Round Table, Box 877, G.P.0., Welling-ton.-—Advt. long, long ago, before M^r-Massey became Prime Minister of Now Zealand, the manufacture of St. Georgia Camp Pi«s was commenced. They are eaten now in India, Canada, China, Japan, etc., etc. Sliced and served cold, St. George Camp Pie is delicious. It is flavoured with rate spices from the Eai>t. 1 On sale by your grocer.—Advt,.