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Evening Star, Issue 18256, 21 April 1923, Page 1

AUCTIONEER MUST TALK PULMONAS HELP VOICE. A buzz ni talk—traffic going 'hj—a motor bike “ getting up .steam” just outside! Above tbs din (be _ anotioiu-ar’s voice, urgent, eager, and insistent. WJiitt a strain on the vocal organs! lint the auctioneer at least has found tl’.o way to overcome voice troubles. In the Queen City the other day, during a lull after an exciting ‘‘bid,” the auctioneer leant over and said huskily to his assistant : “ Nip off to the office and get my tin of Pulmonas.” _ He knew that Pulmonas instantly relieve vocal strain- . , Pulmonas make the voice dear and strong. They ease soro throat and stop mutating coughs. You cun test Pulmonas free, .Just write to the manufacturers. Stacey Bros., C P. 0., Box 832, Auckland, and enclose 3.] in stamps for postage and packing. pulmonas are sold by all chemists and stores. Is 6d and 2s 6d. [Adit.]

The Government figures on fish shipments into rind from Seattle show that Seattle handles more fresh and canned fish than any other port in America. The business from all sea products, including fresh canned, salt, mild cured fish, crabs, ovsters, fish fertiliser, whales, etc. is greater than the business of combined hah ports of eastern coast of Scotland m England. The port lias facilities to store 2,1a0,000 cases of salmon at one time. Four-fifths of the annual catch of Alaska and Puget Sound salmon, averaging about 4,500 car loads, is shipped to Seattle and. adjoining Puget Sound ports. Cannery boats are now being outfitted, crews recruited, and supplies assembled for a 1925 salmon pack approximately equal to that of last year.