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Evening Star, Issue 20365, 23 December 1929, Page 5

PAYING THE PRICE. How many people pay the price of a good day’s outing with a week of tiredness and lack of energy. They use up their store of energy in one day, and their food does not contain enough phosphorus to recharge their nerve cells, and so nut energy and “pep ” back into their system. They need a proper nerve food. They need “Marshall’s.” Marshall’s Fospherine contains those vital elements which are lacking in modern food. It revitalises and energises the whole system. Get a bottle to-day from your chemist or storekeeper. You get 100 does for 2s 6d.— [Advt.] The annual esodus of sheep from Poverty Bay has commenced (says a Gisborne Press Association telegram) The Waikato is absorbing a consider able number this season. Several large mobs are already on the road, and ar rangements have been made for 30,001* to bo despatched in the next fortnight Seven thousand left Ruatoria a few days ago, traversing a new rpad through the Cape Runaway district. The export to Canterbury begins in January,' 20,000 _ having already been hooked for shipment during that month.