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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 114, 10 November 1939, Page 10

$& as wsAJSwS MM AA w^ HiJiMMniii """"33i¥S tills Rain or shine, he's bright, breezy IHHh and brimful of Zest for Life! ■»■■■ THIS London busman has been years," he ■_ writes, "out in all driving buses and trams for weather, snoiv, rain, blow! I have nearly half a lifetime. Often at taken Kruschen Salts daily for 4in the morning, in pouring rain, years, and have never had a day's pea-soup fog, and bitter cold. Yet illness. lam also a blood transhe's such a cheery, breezy soul fusion volunteer for the Middlesex that early morning passengers Hospital If 1 run out of Kruschen' know him for, his happy nod and and happen to be short of money, beaming smile. Here, he tells you Igo without my beer so that I how he keeps his high spirits:— > can have Kruschen in store. It has often put that 'Kruschen "I have been an omnibus driver feeling 1 in vie at 8.80 and U o'clock and L.C.C. tram driver for 8S in the morning." — W.G. You, too, can find new Zest in Life! Start tipping a pinch of Kruschen will bring new life to every organ in into your tea, or into a glass of hot your body. The liver, kidneys and water* first thing every morning. intestines awake to new activity. T Within one week, Poisons go. Sluggishness goes. You you'll have vim and get that "Kruschen feeling" which vigour that everyone has brought joy to millions. Kruschen will envy. The mm- Salts is obtainable at Chemists 'and eral salts in Kruschen Stores, price 2/3 per bottle. ' mmm ""———^— ' ———■»i^————— 0 £!OLUMBIK ...RADIO FAITHFULLY MADE — HONESTLY SOLD — HONOURABLY SERVICED. FROM 3/6 WEEKLY. RADIO CENTRE, 258 LAMBTON QY., WELLINGTON (opp. D.1.C.) 'Phone 45-265. RADIO CENTRE, 89 CUBA ST., WELLINGTON (opp. Selfridge's) 'Phone 51-775. Mr. J. Richards, Mr. O. A. Seymour, Mr. D. L. Day, Mr. A. .B. Cresswell, 113 Riddiford St., Terminus, Dundas St., 143 Hobart St., NEWTOWN. BROOKLYN. SEATOUN. MIRAMAR. '/■■ Fm?T Til ft ft* Art tai "> ' * 'I Rip ■ ■ pfl fill ■ %kB Hal Bill <*&£^sgHis§i§? i ACHE & TIRE - I /^asSSt-' i Arp In Norn! IM Ix>Ma^JsSmLA - 1 ni.e in ii ecu ul f^B* 4 UIII l/UII l ymAWmx'm HOW many thousands of women' ; MB --$$ ..say to themselves during the day, j JAA&* >^^^^ff^ - %*f "Oil, my poor feet!" Hours of stand- Th|| \ ing and walking, shopping, arid house- |^^^,^^^^^B S!asaC\ W- j hold duties, are responsible for tired, tlii^ ' Therefore be sure^ your hard-worked , \ ?IH First bathe them at bedtime (and ''^^S^f^^^ f '^IfS ' morning, i£ possible) in warm water. L^^Ji |\ *lf .*ssJW&*^^ ! Then, after drying thoroughly, gently m- l^V'-ll^^^^^^^' massage Zam-Buk Ointment into the r {& ' '\)z '?^^^^fe^M ' ankles, insteps, soles, and between the s ' toes. The refined herbal oils in Zain-Buk are easily absorbed into the skin. Thus Pain, Swelling & Inflammation. fet^w^u^^^^^^B are quickly relieved. Hard skin and .'"'■. corns are softened and easily removed; .ZSZH&tTSS1. w3%, %£'% blisters and soreness are soothed and punishment, but applications cf Zam-Buk . . j -• i n . '~ "■. r soon-made my feet sound and healths* healed; joints, ankles, toes and feet are I now get about imthma, the slightest made easy, and you can again walk in perfect comfort. Start with Zam-Buk walking, finds Zam-Buk ■ splendid for *„ _r~t.4. xl_ t ». «i, r . keeping his feet free from callouses, andi to-night tor happy, healthy feet. when my boy had foot troubUit was Zam-Buk that soothed and healed." — Mrs. 1/b or 3/6 a box. All chemists & stores. E. Keeling.

TL A A..^LI*«J M****** f* ************* I lie nUvlllctllU \AJIIipaiiFLBMBTED — ISSUE OF DEBENTURES' The Company invites applications for Debentures amounting to £120,000 bearinginterest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, with a currency often years. Debentures will, be issued in denominations of £50^ £100, £250 or £500 as desired. • . ' The Debentures will be payable to bearer. Coupons for- interest will be attached. The Share Capital of the Company has remained the same for many years, but the Debenture Capital, which was £309,050 from 1928 to 1932, has been reduced to the present "D" Debenture amount of £80,000 —£229,050 having been paid off. The Gas output has increased by upwards of 115,000,000 cubic feet since 1934. This increased output is the result of facilities offered to consumers in the financing of gas appliances and'also of the increased use of gas for industrial purposes. , Applications„to be sent to the Company at its office, 26 Wyndham Street, Auckland, up to 5 p.m. on the 30th November, (939, accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent, of the amount applied for. The Balance payable on or before 20th December, 1939. In allotting Debentures to applicants, preference will be given to present Shareholders of the Company, in the order of their application. The Prospectus and Form of Debenture can be seen- at, and Forms of Application procured from the office of the Company, 26 Wyndham Street, Auckland, or from any member of the Wellington Stock Exchange. E. D. ASHTON, 6th November, 1939. Secretary.