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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 72, 22 September 1943, Page 8

Call and see us or write for particulars. Shortage of workmen prevent us showing our usual large window selection. But we stil! make up worthwhile rings of pur fine quality gems. ,roe wiiMwowM jiwhurs of vtcuincton He needs a Trojan Reconstructed TrGQci 'Live' rubber cut from selected M E CUW sa ivage tyres, and with all its original resilience and cord reinforcement is bonded to sound cases and vulcanised. Every Trojan tread guaranteed for 6,000 miles, will do 20,000 with care. Get Permit Form from your garage. They will fill it in for you, marking it TROJAN TREAD. Trojan Tyre Tread Co. (Subsidiary of Boracure, N»Z. Ltd.) 217 Lambton Quay, Wellington. — FOR THE HAIR To stop hair falling brush Koko in well, night and morning. This safe, refreshing dressing will keep hair soft and alive with lustre. Koko contains nothing harmful. " Medium size only, 3/- per bottle. Koko-Maricopas Co. Pty. Ltd. , N.Z. Agent: Sharland & Co. Ltd., Auckland. Bronchitis^ Hay Fever No unpleasant after-effects with SILBE-TABLETS --the orai treatment par excellence. Ask your Che mist /far SILBE-TABLETS, or send your Chemist's rmme with 4d. stamps for Free Sample. E.H.P. Florence, C.M.L. Bldg., Wellington, C.I, \j N^. Representative for Silten Ltd., London.

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