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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 41, 16 August 1930, Page 1

EVENING POST-TELEPHONES / MANAGER "\ \ ADVERTISING I 44-040 JSSSSJKo I umts'*l } accounts 1 . / photographer/ . V. LITERARY ONTII.4P.Mi 44-045 • -ENERAL ENQUIRIES S P.M. TO 7 P.M. 26-572 ... PHOTOGRAPHER. PRIVATB I—--24-023 .. v v NEWTOWN AGENCY 46-316 _ c « • PETONE _^ .. 46-339 _ _ LOWER HUTT ..

FLUENZOL'S PREVENTION CAMPAIGN. LAST year the Fuenzol Company were determined.that the dread Influenza Tffhich was raging in other lands should iot be allowed to flourish in New Zealand. No trouble or expense was spared in educational propaganda, and the result VERY LITTLE INFLUENZA. The guiding rules are repeated this year; (1) Gargle Fluenzol every morning; (2) sniff up Fluenzol for colds in the head; (3) Gargle Fluenzol frequently at the first sign <ai a sore thoat; and (4) swallow Fluenzol to reduce temperature. TAKE FLUENZOL. AND ■ REFUSE TO CATCH COLD.

BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. '. , . . THANKS. ' ' Mia Belatlves of the late MISS E. DALGLBISH wish to Thank all Friends for messages of sympathy hi their sad bereavement MR. and MBS. DOHEKTT wish to Thanls all kind Friends for messages of sympathy and floral tributes in their bereavement. Special Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Johanson, Nurse and Miss Brown. MB. and MBS. B. GLAVIN desire to Thank their many Friends for messages of symI>athy and floral tributes in their sad bereavement Special Thanks to Mr. Healy. Mrs. Captain Hoult, Father M'Hardie, and Dr. Alan Paris for their untiring attention. MRS. W. PABBANT and FAMILT desire to Think their many Friends for the massages , nf- sympathy and floral tributes received In their recent sad bereavement. Special 'ITianks to workmates. BIBTtf, MABBIAGE, nnd DIIAIJI NOTICES must be endorsed by ■ xoma responsible person to ensurs their Insertion. I \CASH BATES for Birth, Marriage j T>eatb, anS to Memoriam Notices, 3SXP3NCS ocr line. (Mlnlmwm '' ' " <gsai2«» 8« .M>t SSs Wet<s« t» fli» '■•&:""