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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 39, 16 February 1933, Page 17

:. Attention is drawn to an advertisement in this-issue in which ; the .Wellington Free Kindergarten Goiincil is",ad-certi6ing . for an assistant director for - the Wellington South Fre6 .Kindergarten. Applications roust reach Mrs. Dowsett, the secretary, riot later than February 22, and the applicants must be prepared to commence duties by the middle of March; ■ NEVER DRUG A CLOGGED LIVER— IT ONLY NEED'S' CLEANSING. A sluggish, congested liver is always made, worse- by frequent dbsings with strong cathartic drugs, . This merely irritates the liver and bowels to .temporary, violent, and convulsive action, only to leave them weakerthan ever, like whipping a tirod horse. - Instead, use; something more naturaland lasting. Try the pleasant-tastmg.~"Alkia.: Saltrates" .(powder form) in plain water. ; Eminertt medical men, after subjecting ;'jis treatment -to' the most.:thorough tests, have pronounced it to bo the aqual of any • ever perfected for cleansing, stimulatingj and -regulating the liver. Similar both in composition and effects to the medicinal-water of famous hot springs. Any chemist can supply MAlkia Saltrates." As th.c dosage is small, the cost of this treatment is very low.' Drink a tuiriblerfnl of this medicinal water occasionally and see how easy it is to brealc the pill habit and rid yourself of biliousness, lassitude, headaches, skin troubles, or any -other disorders due to retention of impurities in the system. You can thus enjoy full bodily and mental effici--1 ency at all times.—Advt. : - -